Kate Seredy
(1899 - 1975)
Kate Seredy (1899–1975) was a Hungarian-born writer and illustrator of children’s books. She won the Newbery Medal once, the Newbery Honor twice, the Caldecott Medal once, and Lewis Carroll Shelf Award. Most of her books were written in English, which was not her first language.
Bibliography
Finnegan II: His Nine Lives (1953)
Finnie intends to have more than nine lives.
Friendly Stories (1930)
An elementary school reader.
Miriam Blanton Huber
From Hunters to Herdsmen (1932)
Ancient history for grade school students.
Fun at the Playground (1946)
An elementary school reader about sports.
Bernice Osler Frissell
Fun in Swimming (1946)
An elementary school reader about swimming.
Bernice Osler Frissell
Fun Outdoors (1951)
An elementary school reader about camping.
Bernice Osler Frissell
Frances C. Smith
God Our Father (1934)
A book on prayer for elementary school children.
Basil Augustine Stegmann
The Good Master (1935)
The adventures of Jancsi and his cousin Kate on his father’s ranch in Hungary.
Read online at archive.org.
The Gunniwolf and other Merry Tales (1936)
A collection of stories by leading authors illustrated by Kate Seredy.
Helen Bannerman
Rose Fyleman
Hugh Lofting
Et al
Happy Days (1936)
An elementary school text book.
Dean F. Smiley
Ruth M. Strang
The Health Parade (1939)
A grade school text book.
Et al
Hero Tales From Many Lands (1961)
A collection of stories about the great heroes of mythology and history.
Howard Pyle
Kate Seredy
Et al
Hoot-Owl (1936)
An elementary reader.
A House for Ten (1949)
A family with ten children live on a farm in Indiana in the 1850’s.
Jesus Our Savior (1936)
A religion textbook for elementary school.
Basil Augustine Stegmann
Lazy Tinka (1962)
Tinka decides to play in the forest instead of helping her mother.
Read online at archive.org.
Let’s Take Turns (1940)
A grade school civics book.
Listening (1936)
Gail and Grroo come to visit Uncle George and his family and learn the history of their colonial house.
Little Music Maker (1931)
A piano book for beginners.
Peter C. Kennedy