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Elizabeth Coatsworth


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Elizabeth Jane Coatsworth was an American author of children's fiction and poetry. Her novel The Cat Who Went to Heaven won the 1931 Newbery Medal.Born in Buffalo, New York, Coatsworth attended Buffalo Seminary for High School, then graduated from Vassar College in 1915 and received a Master of Arts from Columbia University in 1916.

She was an international traveler, which later influenced her writing.Her first publications were poems in magazines, and her first book published was Fox Footprints (1923). In 1929, she married writer Henry Beston, with whom she had two children. She died at her home in Nobleboro, Maine, August 31, 1986.
 

 
Novels
   Cricket and the Emperor's Son (1932)
   Sword of the Wilderness (1936)
   Alice-All-By-Herself (1937)
   The Littlest House (1940)
   House-Boat Summer (1942)
   Runaway Home (1942)
   Dollar for Luck (1951)
   The Last Fort (1952)
   The Peddler's Cart (1956)
   Pika and the Roses (1959)
   The Children Came Running (1960)
   American Adventures (1968)
   The Wanderers (1973)
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Anthologies edited
   Indian Encounters (1960)
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Books containing stories by Elizabeth Coatsworth
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The Book of Dragons (1995)
edited by
Michael Hague
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A Newbery Halloween (1993)
A Dozen Scary Stories by Newbery Award-Winning Authors
edited by
Martin H Greenberg and Charles G Waugh

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