May Hill Arbuthnot
1884-08-27 – 1969-10-02
May Hill Arbuthnot (August 27, 1884 – October 2, 1969) was an American educator, editor, writer, and critic who devoted her career to the awareness and importance of children's literature. Her efforts expanded and enriched the selection of books for children, libraries, and children's librarians alike. She was selected for American Libraries article “100 Most Important Leaders we had for the 20th Century”.
Books
- Time for True Tales and Almost True
- Times and places
- Instructors Manual Children & Books 8e 91
- Friends and neighbours
- Guidebook to accompany The New days and deeds
- Guidebook to accompany The New friends and neighbors
- The New We Come and Go
- Arbuthnot Anthology of Childrens Literat
- More STREETS AND ROADS Basic Readers the 1946-47 Edition
- The New More Streets and Roads
- Guidebook to accompany The New people and progress
- Time for poetry
- People and progress
- Time for Poetry
- the new fun dick and jane
- the new friends and neighbors
- Days and deeds
- Children's Books Too Good to Miss
- More streets and roads
- Guidebook to accompany Guess who
- Guidebook to accompany More days and deeds
- The New Days and Deeds
- Children and Books
- days and deeds
- The New Our New Friends
- More Streets and Roads
- Time for Poetry
- Children and books
- Days and Deeds (The 1947-1948 Edition)
- CHILDREN'S BOOKS TOO GOOD TO MISS; An Indispensable Guide to Children's Literature.
- people and progress
- the new streets and roads
- People and Progress Cathedral Basic Readers Hardback 1944
- Children's Reading in the Home
- Children and Books (3rd Ed. )
- Time For Poetry Revised Edition
- The New More Friends and Neighbors (Dick and Jane) (Book 2, Part 2, New Basic Readers, Curriculum Foundation Series)
- people and progress
- Children and books
- People and Progress
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