
Cornelia Meigs
Born 1884 · Died 1973
From Rock Island, Illinois, United States · Nationality: United States · Writes nonfiction
Cornelia Lynde Meigs (1884–1973) was an American writer of fiction and biography for children, teacher of English and writing, historian and critic of children's literature. She won the Newbery Medal for her 1933 biography of Louisa May Alcott, entitled Invincible Louisa. She also wrote three Newbery Honor Books. source
Books by Cornelia Meigs in order
Books by Cornelia Meigs in the order they were published, from Master Simon's Garden (1916) to The Windy Hill (2010).
- 1Master Simon's Garden
Master Simon's Garden1916 - 2The Steadfast Princess
The Steadfast Princess1916 - 3The Pool of Stars
The Pool of Stars1919 - 4The Hill of Adventure
The Hill of Adventure1922 - 5As the Crow Flies
As the Crow Flies1927 - 6Clearing Weather
Clearing Weather1928 - 7The Wonderful Locomotive
The Wonderful Locomotive1928 - 8Swift Rivers
Swift Rivers1932 - 9Invincible Louisa
Invincible Louisa1933 - 10Wind in the Chimney
Wind in the Chimney1934 - 11The Covered Bridge,
The Covered Bridge,1936 - 12Young Americans
Young Americans1936What's in it (15)
- The Buffalo Dance
- Dixon's Mill
- The First Frontier
- Horses for the King
- A Messenger for Liberty
- The Peace Pipe
- The Sampler
- The Fountain of Youth
- Old Buck
- Mark Twain
- The Nightingale
- Fugitives
- The Witness Tree
- Stable Call
- Poydras Plantation
- 13Railroad West
Railroad West1937 - 14The Scarlet Oak
The Scarlet Oak1938 - 15Call of the Mountain
Call of the Mountain1940 - 16Vanished Island
Vanished Island1941 - 17The Two Arrows
The Two Arrows1949 - 18The Dutch Colt
The Dutch Colt1952 - 19A Critical History of Children's Literature
A Critical History of Children's Literature1953 - 20Fair Wind to Virginia
Fair Wind to Virginia1955 - 21Wild Geese Flying
Wild Geese Flying1957 - 22Mystery at the Red House
Mystery at the Red House1961 - 23Jane Addams, Pioneer for Social Justice
Jane Addams, Pioneer for Social Justice1970 - 24The Windy Hill
The Windy Hill2010