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- Margaret Hillert (Saginaw (Míchigan), 22 de enero de 1920 – Beverly Hills (Míchigan) 11 de octubre de 2014) fue una escritora y poeta estadounidense especializada en literatura infantil. Hillert escribió cerca de ochenta libros para lectores iniciales. Comenzó a escribir poesía a muy temprana edad y pubnlicó sis primeros versos en 1961. Es conocida por su serie , que combina cuentos de un niño pequeño y su dragón mascota con notas instructivas, listas de palabras y actividades para promover las habilidades de lectura. Mediante el uso de vocabulario limitado y la repetición de palabras, sus libros tienen como objetivo ayudar a los lectores principiantes a adquirir habilidades y confianza. Los trabajos de Hillert fueron ilustrados por ilustradores como , , , y . (es)
- Margaret Hillert (January 22, 1920 – October 11, 2014) was an American author, poet and educator. Hillert, a lifelong resident of the state of Michigan, was known for her children's literature, having written over eighty books for beginning readers. She began writing poetry at a young age and published her first verses in 1961. Hillert was born in Saginaw, Michigan in 1920. She was best known for her Dear Dragon series, which pairs tales of a young boy and his pet dragon with instructional notes, word lists, and activities to promote reading skills. By using limited vocabulary and repeating words, her books are aimed at helping beginning readers gain skills and confidence. Hillert's work has been illustrated by Ed Young, Nan Brooks, Kelly Oechsli, Kinuko Y. Craft, and Dick Martin. Hillert received a nursing degree from the University of Michigan and a teaching degree from Wayne State University. She taught First Grade at Whittier Elementary in the Royal Oak Public School District for 34 years. She died on October 11, 2014 at the age of 94. (en)
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- Margaret Hillert (Saginaw (Míchigan), 22 de enero de 1920 – Beverly Hills (Míchigan) 11 de octubre de 2014) fue una escritora y poeta estadounidense especializada en literatura infantil. Hillert escribió cerca de ochenta libros para lectores iniciales. Comenzó a escribir poesía a muy temprana edad y pubnlicó sis primeros versos en 1961. (es)
- Margaret Hillert (January 22, 1920 – October 11, 2014) was an American author, poet and educator. Hillert, a lifelong resident of the state of Michigan, was known for her children's literature, having written over eighty books for beginning readers. She began writing poetry at a young age and published her first verses in 1961. Hillert received a nursing degree from the University of Michigan and a teaching degree from Wayne State University. She taught First Grade at Whittier Elementary in the Royal Oak Public School District for 34 years. She died on October 11, 2014 at the age of 94. (en)
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