Self-Illustrated Writings
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The King of Wreck Island,
Farrar & Rinehart, 1941.
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The Kellyhorns, Farrar
& Rinehart, 1942.
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Captain Pottle’s House,
Farrar, 1943.
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(Adapter) Chaucer, Geoffrey,
Chanticleer
and the Fox, Crowell, 1958.
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The Little Juggler: Adapted
from an Old French Legend, Hastings House, 1961, new edition, 1982.
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(Adapter) The Courtship,
Merry Marriage, and Feast of Cock Robin and Jenny Wren: To Which Is Added
the Doleful Death of Cock Robin, Scribner, 1965.
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(Adapter) Grimm, Jacob and Wilhelm,
Snow
White and Rose Red, Delcaorte, 1966.
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Christmas, Crowell, 1967.
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(Editor) A Little Prayer,
Hastings House, 1967.
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A Garland of Games and Other
Diversions: An Alphabet Book, Holt, 1969.
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Miss Rumphius, Viking,
1982.
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(Reteller) Grimm, J., Little
Brother and Little Sister, Doubleday, 1982.
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Island Boy, Viking, 1988.
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Hattie and the Wild Waves,
Viking, 1990.
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Eleanor, Viking, 1996.
Children’s Books
Illustrated
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Malmberg, Bertil, Ake and
His World, Farrar & Rinehart, 1940.
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Frost, Frances M., Uncle
Snowball, Farrar & Rinehart, 1940.
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Seidling, Oskar and Rypins,
Senta,
Green Wagons, Houghton, 1943.
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Molloy, Anne, Shooting Star
Farm, Houghton, 1946.
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Crawford, Phyllis, The Blot:
Little City Cat, Holt, 1946.
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Hartwell, Nancy, Shoestring
Theater, Holt, 1947.
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Bein, L. L., Just Plain Maggie,
Harcourt, 1948.
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Kingman, Lee, The Rocky Summer,
Houghton, 1948.
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Seeger, Ruth Crawford, American
Folk Songs for Children in Home, School and Nursery School: A Book for
Children, Parents and Teachers, Doubleday, 1948, Linnet, 1993.
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Child Study Association of America,
Read
Me Another Story, Crowell, 1949.
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Montgomery, Rutherford George,
Kildee
House, Doubleday, 1949, Walker, 1994.
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Kingman, Lee, The Best Christmas,
Doubleday, 1949, reprinted, Peter Smith, 1985.
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Krasilovsky, Phyllis, The
Man Who Didn’t Wash His Dishes, Doubleday, 1950.
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Seeger, Ruth Crawford, Animal
Folk Songs for Children: Traditional American Songs, Doubleday, 1950.
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Leonard, Nellie M., Graymouse
Family, Crowell, 1950.
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Child Study Association
of America, Read Me More Stories, Crowell, 1951.
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Montgomery, Rutherford George,
Hill
Ranch, Doubleday, 1951.
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Lansing, Elisabeth C., The
Pony That Ran Away, Crowell, 1951.
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Kingman, Lee, Quarry Adventure,
Doubleday, 1951, published in England as Lauri’s Surprising Summer,
Constable, 1957.
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Lansing, Elisabeth C., The
Pony That Kept a Secret, Crowell, 1952.
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Aldrich, Mary M., Too Many
Pets, Macmillan, 1952.
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Brown, Margaret Wise, Where
Have You Been?, Crowell, 1952, reprinted, Scholastic Book Services,
1966.
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Reynolds, Barbara, Pepper,
Scribner, 1952.
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Mason, Miriam E., Yours with
Love, Kate, Houghton, 1952.
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Brown, Margaret Wise, Christmas
in the Barn, Crowell, 1952.
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Marshall, Catherine, Let’s
Keep Christmas, Whittlesey House, 1953.
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Seeger, Ruth Crawford, American
Folk Songs for Christmas, Doubleday, 1953
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Leonard, Nellie M., Grandfather
Whiskers, M.D.: A Graymouse Story, Crowell, 1953.
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Kingman, Lee, Peter’s Long
Walk, Doubleday, 1953.
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Lansing, Elisabeth C., A
Pony Worth His Salt, Crowell, 1953.
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Quigg, Jane, Fun for Freddie,
Oxford University Press, 1953.
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Sidney, Margaret, The Five
Little Peppers, Doubleday, 1954.
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Brown, Margaret Wise, The
Little Fir Tree, Crowell, 1954, reissued, 1985.
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Otto, Margaret G., Pumpkin,
Ginger,
and Spice, Holt, 1954.
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Kay, Helen (pseudonym of Helen
C. Goldfrank), Snow Birthday, Farrar, Straus, 1955.
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Alcott, Louisa May, Little
Women; or, Meg, Jo, Beth and Amy, Crowell, 1955.
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Kent, Louise A., The Brookline
Trunk, Houghton, 1955.
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McEwen, Catherine S., Away
We Go! One-Hundred Poems for the Very Young, Crowell, 1956.
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Marshall, Catherine, Friends
with God: Stories and Prayers of the Marshall Family, Whittlesey House,
1956.
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Kay, H., City Springtime,
Hastings House, 1957.
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Anderson, Neil (pseudonym of
Jerrold Beim), Freckle Face, Crowell, 1957.
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Buckmaster, Henrietta, Lucy
and Loki, Scribner, 1958.
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Behn, Harry, Timmy’s Search,
Seabury, 1958.
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Otto, Margaret G., Little
Brown Horse, Knopg, 1959.
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Speare, Elizabeth George,
Seasonal
Verses Gathered by Elizabeth George Speare from the Connecticut Almanack
for the Year of the Christian Era, 1773, American Library Association,
1959.
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Le Hibou et la Poussiquette
(French adaptation of the Owl and the Pussycat by Edward Lear),
translated by Francis Steegmuller, Little Brown, 1962.
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Mare, Walter de la, Peacock
Pie: A Book of Rhymes, Knopf, 1961.
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Webster, Noah, The American
Speller: An Adaptation of Noah Webster;s Blud-Backed Speller, Crowell,
1961.
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Otto Margaret G., Three Little
Dachshunds, Holt, 1963.
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Jewett, Sarah Orne, A White
Heron: A Story of Maine, Crowell, 1962.
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Haviland, Virginia, Favorite
Fairy Tales Told in Spain, Little, Brown, 1963.
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Papillot, Clignot, et Dodo
(French adaptation of Wynken, Blynken, and Nod by Eugene Field),
translated by F. Steegmuller and Norbert Guterman, Farrar, Straus, 1964.
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Lather, Hugh, translator,
Mother
Goose in French, Crowell, 1964.
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Molloy, Anne, Shaun and the
Boat: An Irish Story, Hastings House, 1965.
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Goodsell, Katie’s Magic Glasses,
Houghton, 1965.
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Morse, Samuel, All in a Suitcase,
Little, Brown, 1966.
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Huxley, Aldous, Crowns of
Pearblossom, Random House, 1967.
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Reid, Alastair and Kerrigan,
Anthony,
Mother Goose in Spanish, Crowell, 1968.
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Lear Edward, The Owl and
the Pussy-Cat, Little, Brown, 1969.
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Belting, Natalia M., Christmas
Folk, Holt, 1969.
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Field, Eugene, Wynken, Blynken
and Nod, Hastings House, 1970.
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Wise, William, The Lazy Young
Duke of Dundee, Rand McNally, 1970.
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Homer, Dionysus and the Pirates:
Homeric Hymn Number 7, translated and adapted by Penelope Proddow,
Doubleday, 1970.
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Salten, Felix (pseudonym of
Siegmund Salzman), Bambi: A Life in the Woods, Simon & Schuster,
1970.
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Book of Princesses, Scholastic
Book Services, 1971.
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Homer, Hermes, Lord of Robbers:
Homeric Hymn Number Four, translated and adapted by Penelope Proddow,
Doubleday, 1971.
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Homer, Demeter and Persephone:
Homeric Hymn Number Two, translated and adapted by Penelope Proddow,
Doubleday, 1972.
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Becker, John, Seven Little
Rabbits, Walker, 1972.
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Garelick, May, Down to the
Beach, Four Winds, 1973.
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Supraner, Robyn, Would You
Rather Be a Tiger?, Houghton, 1973.
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Harris, Dorothy Joan, The
House Mouse, Warne, 1973.
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Preston, Edna Mitchell,
Squawk
to the Moon, Little Goose, Viking, 1974.
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Olsen, Zora L., Herman the
Great, Scholastic Book Services, 1974.
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Horwitz, Elinor L., When
the Sky Is Like Lace, Lippincott, 1975.
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Colby, Jean Poindexter,
Lexington
and Concord, 1775: What Really Happened, Hastings House, 1975.
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Preston, Edna Mitchell,
The
Sad Story of the Little Bluebird and the Hungry Cat, Four Winds, 1975.
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Sharmat, Marjorie Weinman,
Burton
and Dudley, Holiday House, 1975.
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Craig, M. Jean, The Donkey
Prince, Doubleday, 1977.
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Fisher, Aileen, Plant Magic,
Bowmar,
1977.
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Greene, Ellin, compiler,
Midsummer
Magic: A Garland of Stories, Charms, and Recipes, Lothrop, 1977.
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Hall, Donald, Ox-Cart Man,
Viking, 1979.
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Schwartz, Delmore, I Am Cherry
Alive, the Little Girl Sang, Harper, 1979.
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Farber, Norma, How the Hibernators
Came to Bethlehem, Walker, 1980.
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Kesselman, Wendy Ann, Emma,
Doubleday, 1980.
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Griego Margot C. And others,
selectors and translators, Tortillitas para Mama and Other Nursery Rhymes:
Spanish and English, Holt, 1982.
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Bierhorst, John, translator,
Spirit
Child: A Story of the Nativity, Morrow, 1984.
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Godden, Rumer, The Story
of Holly and Ivy, Viking, 1985.
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Prokofiev, Sergei, Peter
and the Wolf: A Mechanical Book, Viking, 1985.
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Gerez, Toni de, reteller,
Louhi,
Witch of North Farm, Viking, 1986.
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Horwitz, When the Sky Is
Like Lace, Lippincott, 1987.
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Houston, Gloria, The Year
of the Perfect Christmas Tree: An Appalachian Tale, Dial, 1988.
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McLerran, Alice, Roxaboxen,
Lothrop, 1991.
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Bedard, Michael, Emily,
Doubleday, 1992.
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Yolen, Jane, Letting Swift
River Go, Little, Brown, 1992.
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Sawyer, Ruth, The Remarkable
Christmas of the Cobbler’s Sons, Viking, 1994.
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Whiteley, Opal, Only Opal:
The Diary of a Young Girl, selected and adapted by Jane Boulton, Philomel,
1994.
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Ray, Mary Lyn, Basket Moon,
Little Brown, 1999.
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