Junior Literary Guild

The Elephant’s Child and Other Just-So Stories (1942)

An omnibus edition containing The Elephant’s Child, and How the Camel Got His Hump, and How the Leopard Got His Spots, and How the Rhinoceros Got His Skin.

Author(s): Rudyard Kipling
Illustrator(s): Feodor Rojankovsky

Victoria Clicks! (1942)

Author(s): Helen Diehl
Illustrator(s): Dorothy Wagstaff

Man Is a Weaver (1942)

Author(s): Elizabeth Chesley Baity
Illustrator(s): C. B. Falls

Open Water (1942)

Author(s): Hildreth Tyler Wriston
Illustrator(s): Dorothy Bayley

Twenty Little Fishes (1942)

Author(s): Ida M. Mellen
Illustrator(s): Else Bostelmann

Varsity Letter (1942)

Author(s): Franklin Reck
Illustrator(s): Kurt Wiese

Wider Wings (1942)

Author(s): Patricia O’Malley
Illustrator(s): Stephen Savage

Goethals and the Panama Canal (1942)

Author(s): Howard Fast
Illustrator(s): Rafaello Busoni

Maria Rosa: Everyday Fun and Carnival Frolic with Children in Brazil (1942)

Author(s): Vera Kelsey
Illustrator(s): Candido Portinari

Tune up: The instruments of the orchestra and their players (1942)

Author(s): Harriet E. Huntington
Illustrator(s): Photographs

Dancing Star: The Story of Anna Pavlova (1942)

Author(s): Gladys Malvern
Illustrator(s): Susanne Suba

Jobie (1942)

Author(s): Helen Garrett
Illustrator(s): Connie Moran

Jerry Foster, Salesman (1942)

Author(s): Elmer E. Ferris
Illustrator(s): Paul Galdone

Open Daily (1942)

Author(s): Aldarilla Beistle
Illustrator(s): Mary Alice

Zic-Zac the Crocodile Bird: A Good Neighbor Story from the Nile (1942)

Author(s): Rita Kissin
Illustrator(s): Charles E. Bracker

Dynamo Farm (1942)

Author(s): Adam Allen
Illustrator(s): Juan Oliver

Pictures to Grow Up With (1942)

Author(s): Katherine Gibson
Illustrator(s): Unknown

Bread and Butter (1942)

Author(s): Marjory Hall
Illustrator(s): Jean Baker

Sky Freighter (1942)

Author(s): Howard M. Brier
Illustrator(s): William Rosenquist

Look at America (1942)

Author(s): Elizabeth Kent Tarshis
Illustrator(s): Harold Haydon