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Stéphanie Blake (born 1968 in Northfield, Minnesota) is an author of children's stories who lives in Paris. She had been published by Random House, l'école des loisirs and Gecko Press. ^[1] Her works have been translated from French into English, Spanish, Swedish, Norwegian, Korean, Japanese, Chinese, Māori and Italian. ^[2]

Books in English

Published by Gecko Press:

• 2011 – Poo Bum, 32pp., ISBN  978-1-877467-97-4 ^[3]
• 2012 – Stupid Baby, 36pp., ISBN  978-1-877579-31-8 ^[4]
• 2013 – A Deal's A Deal, 32pp., ISBN  978-1-877579-84-4 ^[5]
• 2014 − I Don't Want to Go to School, 28pp., ISBN  978-1-877579-08-0 ^[6]
• 2015 – I Want Spaghetti!, 32pp., ISBN  978-1-927271-92-6 ^[7]
• 2016 – Super Rabbit, 32pp., ISBN  978-1-877579-57-8 ^[8]
• 2017 – I Can't Sleep, 40pp., ISBN  978-1-776571-64-2 ^[9]
• 2018 – I'm the Biggest, 32pp., ISBN  978-1-776572-02-1 ^[10]
• 2019 – Nits, 32pp., ISBN  978-1-776572-23-6 ^[11]

Other publications

Te reo Māori translation of Poo Bum:

• 2019 – Paraweta, (Gecko Press) 32pp., ISBN  978-1-776572-18-2 ^[12]

Games:

• 2016 – Poo Bum Memory Card Game., ISBN  978-1-776571-00-0 ^[13]

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