Bone Head: Story
of the Longhorn

Travel the Globe: Multicultural Story Times

The Kids’ Book Club: Lively Reading and Activities for Grades 1-3

Desiree grew up in San Diego, California and currently makes her home in Mustang, Oklahoma. Webber is the director of the Mustang Public Library and a former children’s librarian. She loves to cook, read books, ride bicycles and travel. She lives with her husband Steve and two cats named Tornado and Itty Bit.

Webber is the author
of four books:

The Buffalo Train Ride — a true story of how fifteen buffalo traveled from the Bronx Zoo to the Wichita National Forest and Game Preserve in Oklahoma to create the first federally-funded bison refuge in the United States. [92 pages]

Bone Head: Story of the Longhorn — gives the history of the long horn and tells how this symbol of the American West was saved from extinction. [74 pages]

Travel the Globe: Multicultural Story Times — presents story time plans and materials for thirteen foreign countries plus one Native American story time for the United States. [co-authored – 245 p.]

The Kids’ Book Club: Lively Reading and Activities for Grades 1-3 — encourage young readers to love reading and books with prepared activities for sixteen featured titles. [co-authored – 252 p.]

Desiree Webber

For more information about Desiree Morrison Webber, read Something About the Author [Gale, 2006], volume 170, pages 191-194, available at your local library.