Pamela Hall

Pam grew up with a vivid imagination, forcing her to check for werewolves under her bed each night, play for hours in an empty box, and read voraciously. Although she doesn't believe in monsters anymore, Pam has an active imagination and her writing style shows that she is quite connected to her inner child.

Pam and her three children live very happily in Lakeland, Minnesota, close to the St. Croix River in a home filled with warmth, laughter, and two huge dogs. Her previous career was in event and catering sales—she has a bachelor's degree from St. Cloud State University. She loves spending time with her kids and friends, all animals, being outdoors, day trip adventures, feeding the birds, and writing for children.

Squares
illustrated by Sharon Holm
ABDO Publishing Group, 2007
ages 4 and up, ISBN 978-1-60270-047-5

Spy the different shapes all around in these rhyming concept books on shapes.

Rectangles
illustrated by Sharon Holm
ABDO Publishing Group, 2007
ages 4 and up, ISBN 978-1-60270-046-8

Spy the different shapes all around in these rhyming concept books on shapes.

We’re Bored!
illustrated by Nicola Slater
Intervisual Books, Piggy Toes Press, 2005
ages 4 and up, ISBN 978-1-58117-384-0

Meet the Wentworth twins—two spoiled brats who have every toy and gadget in the world but are still BORED. But when they get sent to the study for a time-out, they discover something that keeps them occupied for hours.

Elemenopee—
the Day L, M, N, O, P Left the ABCs
illustrated by James Williamson
Intervisual Books, Piggy Toes Press, Spring 2003
ages 4 and up, ISBN 978-1-58117-209-6

The kids always run the five letters together in the alphabet song ... Elemenopee. The other twenty-one letters tease and one night L, M, N, O, and P up and leave. What happens in the classroom without them? A rollicking title with a new twist on the alphabet, Elemenopee will jump out and grab reader's attention!

The Odds Get Even—
the Day the Odd Numbers Went On Strike
illustrated by Lynne Chapman
Intervisual Books, Piggy Toes Press, Fall 2003
ages 4 and up, ISBN 978-1-58117-216-4

Why is everything packaged at the Food Mart in groups of two? The odd numbers decide to take matters into their own hands and the wild rumpus begins! Shoppers go crazy when the Odds go on strike and the Evens can't keep up. Find out how things get settled in this exciting pop-up board book, which teaches and entertains.