Janice May Udry
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Janice May Udry (born June 14, 1928) is an American author of children's literature, primarily of picture books.
Biography
Janice May was born in
A Tree is Nice, was awarded the Caldecott Medal in 1957 for Marc Simont's illustrations.[1] She was a member of the American Association of University Women and her papers are held at the University of Southern Mississippi.[2]
May married Richard Udry in 1950.[3][4]
Bibliography
- Little Bear and the Beautiful Kite (1955), illus. Hertha Depper,[5] Albert Whitman
- A Tree Is Nice (1956), illus.[5] Marc Simont, Harper – Winner of the Caldecott Medal
- Theodore's Parents (1958), Lothrop
- The Moon Jumpers (1959), illus. Maurice Sendak, Harper
- Danny's Pig (1960), Lothrop
- Alfred (1960), illus. Judith S. Roth, Albert Whitman
- Let's Be Enemies (1961), illus. Maurice Sendak, Harper
- Is Susan Here? (1962), Abelard
- The Mean Mouse and Other Mean Stories (1962), illus. Ed Young, Harper
- End of the Line (1962), Albert Whitman
- Betsy-Back-in-Bed (1963), Albert Whitman
- Next Door to Laura Linda (1965), illus. Meg Wohlberg, Albert Whitman
- What Mary Jo Shared (1966), illus. Elizabeth Sayles, Albert Whitman
- If You're a Bear (1967), illus. Erica Merkling, Albert Whitman
- Mary Ann's Mud Day (1967), Harper
- What Mary Jo Wanted (1968), illus. Eleanor Mill, Albert Whitman
- Glenda (1969), Harper
- The Sunflower Garden (1969), illus. Beatrice Darwin, Harvey House
- Emily's Autumn (1969), illus. Erik Blegvad, Albert Whitman
- Mary Jo's Grandmother (1970), illus. Eleanor Mill, Albert Whitman
- Angie (1971), illus. Hilary Knight, Harper
- How I Faded Away (1975), illus. Monica De Bruyn, Albert Whitman
- Oh No, Cat! (1976), Coward
- Thump and Plunk (1981), published with new illustrations by Geoffrey Hayes[5] (2000), Harper
- Glenda Glinka, Witch-at-Large (1997), illus. Marc Simont, HarperTrophy
References
- ISBN 978-0876750025.
- ^ "Janice May Udry papers at the University of Southern Mississippi". Archived from the original on 10 June 2010. Retrieved 31 July 2011.
- ^ "Younger Udrys Make News". The Kentucky Post. 3 April 1958.
- ^ "J. Richard Udry". The News and Observer. 19 August 2012.
- ^ a b c "Books by Janice May Udry (Author of A Tree Is Nice)". www.goodreads.com. Retrieved 2023-06-10.
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