Mabel Leigh Hunt

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Mabel Leigh Hunt born in Coatesville, Indiana, and raised in Greencastle. At age ten she moved with her parents the Quaker settlement of Plainfield, Indiana. When her father died, she moved with her mother to Indianapolis. In 1910 she attended DePauw University in Greencastle. In 1923 she wet to Western University Library School in Cleveland. In 1926 she became a librarian at the Indianapolis Public Library. In 1934 she published her first book, Lucinda, A Little Girl of 1860. In 1938 she left became a full-time writer. Two of her books, Have You Seen Tom Thumb? and Better Known as Johnny Appleseed, were Newbery Honor books.

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Beggar's Daughter
Representative edition published 1963
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Johnny-up and Johnny-down
Representative edition published 1962
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Cupola house
Representative edition published 1961
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Christy at Skippinghills
Representative edition published 1958
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Stars for Cristy
Representative edition published 1958
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Stars for Cristy
Representative edition published 1956
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Singing among strangers
Representative edition published 1954
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Ladycake Farm
Representative edition published 1952
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The wonderful baker
Representative edition published 1950
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Better Known As Johnny Appleseed
Representative edition published 1950
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The double birthday present
Representative edition published 1947
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The double birthday present;
Representative edition published 1947
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Sibby Botherbox,
Representative edition published 1945
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The peddler's clock
Representative edition published 1943
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Corn-belt Billy
Representative edition published 1942
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John of Pudding lane
Representative edition published 1941
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Michel's island
Representative edition published 1940
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Little grey gown
Representative edition published 1939
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Susan beware!
Representative edition published 1937
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Susan beware!
Representative edition published 1937
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Little girl with seven names
Representative edition published 1936
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The boy who had no birthday
Representative edition published 1935
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The Aṅguttara-nikâya
Representative edition published 1900
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John of Pudding Lane
Representative edition published 2022
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