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Selected works

moved from main page. Too long and unreferenced. WomenArtistUpdates (talk) 01:11, 2 May 2021 (UTC) Selected works

• The Little Carousel (Scribner's, 1946), a picture book she wrote and illustrated
• Stone Soup: An Old Tale, 1947 — a Caldecott Honor (she also narrated an audio version of it for Weston Woods’ Picture Book Parade in the 1960s)
• The Trail of Courage: A Story of New Amsterdam, 1948
• Henry, Fisherman: A Story of the Virgin Islands, 1949 — a Caldecott Honor
• Face of Ennui, 1949
• Dick Whittington and his Cat, 1950 — a Caldecott Honor
• Skipper John's Cook, New York: Junior Literary Guild and Charles Scribner's Sons, c1951; Copyright not renewed — a Caldecott Honor
• Puss in Boots, 1952 — a Caldecott Honor
• The Steadfast Tin Soldier, 1953 — a Caldecott Honor
• Anansi, the Spider Man: Jamaican Folk Tales, Philip Manderson Sherlock, author, 1954
• Cinderella, or the Little Glass Slipper, 1954 — Caldecott Medal winner
• The Flying Carpet, 1956
• God's Voice in the Folklore: Nonsense Rhymes and Great Legends, 1956
• Three Billy Goats Gruff, 1957
• Felice, 1958
• Peter Piper's Alphabet: Peter Piper's Practical Principles of Plain and Perfect Pronunciation, 1959
• Tamarindo!, 1960
• Once a Mouse...: A Fable Cut in Wood, 1961 — Caldecott Medal winner
• A Budget of Lively Exploits, or H.M. Indefatigable: Being the Merry History of Helen Masten behind the Library Lions, 1961
• The Wild Swans, 1963
• The Conquest of Mexico: A Study in Historiography, 1965
• Backbone of the King: The Story of Paka'a and his son Ku, 1966
• Neighbors, 1967
• How, Hippo!, 1969
• Giselle, or The Wilis, 1970
• The Bun: A Tale From Russia, 1972
• The Snow Queen, 1972
• All Butterflies: An ABC, 1974
• Bougainville: The Establishment of a Copper Mine, 1974
• From Tiger to Anansi, 1975
• American Picture Books from Noah's Ark to The Beast Within, 1976
• The Blue Jackal, 1977
• Giselle: A Role for a Lifetime, 1977
• A Man's Reach: The Autobiography of Glenn Clark, 1977
• Listen to a Shape, 1979
• Touch Will Tell, 1979
• Walk With Your Eyes, 1979
• Shape and Form, 1979
• Touch and Feel, 1979
• Look and See, 1979
• Shadow, 1982 — Caldecott Medal winner
• Le Roman Féminin d'Haïti: Forme et Structure, 1985
• Narragansett Bay Issue Assessment: Public Perceptions, 1987
• L'Acteur Féminin dans Amour: Colère et Folie de Marie Chauvet, 1987
• Sing a Song of Popcorn: Every Child's Book of Poems, 1988 (Compiled by Beatrice Schenk de Regniers)
• The Sea of Gold and Other Tales from Japan, 1988
• Of Swans, Sugarplums, and Satin Slippers: Ballet Stories for Children, 1991
• Feminist Perspectives: Six Women from the South discuss Gender in the Development Process, 1993
• 75 Years of Children's Book Week Posters: Celebrating Great Illustrators of American Children's Books, 1994
• How the Ostrich Got its Long Neck: A Tale from the Akamba of Kenya, 1995
• We Were Innocent: Eight Vignettes, 1997
• Act It Out! Teacher's Planning Guide, 1997
• Arthur and the Lost Diary: A Chapter 9 Book, 1998
• Here Light Opens, 2000
• Arthur and the Pen-Pal Playoff: A Chapter 6 Book, 2001
• Vittoria Colonna, Gaspara Stampa, and Louise Labé: Their Contribution to the Development of Renaissance Sonnet, 2002
• Brand Me, Inc., 2004
• Rhinestone Jewelry Figurals, Animals, and Whimsicals: Identification & Values, 2006
• Calculate with Confidence, 2016

Essays

• Lotus Seeds: Children, Pictures, and Books, Scribner's, 1986

References