
Elizabeth Winthrop
Elizabeth Winthrop was raised in Washington, D.C. with her five brothers. Her father, was newspaper columnist and political analyst Stewart Alsop, worked at home. Her great uncle was President of the United States Theodore Roosevelt. Elizabeth Winthrop has written more than 50 works of fiction for both children and adults. She has received the Dorothy Canfield Fisher Award and the Pen Syndicated Fiction Award.
Books
- Reḥov Sumsum
- He Is Risen
- Miranda in the Middle
- Best Friends Club
- In my mother's house
- Being brave is best
- The Christmas pageant
- Dumpy La Rue (Owlet Book)
- Bear and Roly-Poly
- GROVER SLEEPS OVER
- Squashed in the Middle
- Are you sad, Mama?
- The biggest parade
- Dancing Granny
- Especially for Girls presents Miranda in the middle
- Especially for Girls presents Miranda in the middle
- La Poupée de Caroline
- Little Demonstration of Affection
- Lucy and Henry Are Twins
- Asleep in a heap
- Bunk beds
- Dear Mr. President: Franklin Delano Roosevelt
- Franklin D. Roosevelt
- Shoes
- The Riverside Counselor's stories
- Bear and Mrs. Duck
- Counting on Grace
- Being Brave Is Best
- As the crow flies
- The Castle in the Attic ~ A fantastic, magical adventure waits for William inside . .
- Halloween hats
- Sipur mi-sipure Dubeʾkhpat li
- Walking Away
- Dumpy La Rue
- Squashed in the Middle
- Bear's Christmas surprise
- Bear and Roly-Poly
- A child is born
- Dog show
- Happy Easter, Mother Duck
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