Barbara Wersba

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Barbara Wersba


Born
August 19, 1932

Died
February 18, 2018


Barbara Wersba was born in Chicago, moved to California, and then to New York City. She attended Bard College, and after graduating returned to Greenwich Village to study acting with Paul Mann. She received an honorary doctorate from Bard. In 1994, Wersba founded The Bookman Press, a small-press publishing company. She lives in Sag Harbor, New York.

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Walter: The Story of a Rat

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Tunes for a Small Harmonica

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Fat: A Love Story

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The Dream Watcher

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Beautiful Losers

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Run Softly, Go Fast

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Love Is the Crooked Thing

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3.82 avg rating — 22 ratings — published 1990 — 4 editions
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Just Be Gorgeous

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“Suddenly, Walter was aware of all the things he did not know. There were hundreds--thousands--of books in the world, and he had read only a handful of them. One day he would die, a myriad of books unread, his knowledge of the world incomplete.”
Barbara Wersba, Walter: The Story of a Rat

“Dear Miss Pomeroy, I am saddened by the things I do not know. There are hundreds--thousands--of books in the world and I will never be able to read all of them.
I am old.
Walter”
Barbara Wersba, Walter: The Story of a Rat