George Selden
A man with literary bent and the winner of a Fulbright Scholarship, George Selden's storytelling ability has won the hearts of children for decades. His Newbery Honor book, The Cricket in Times Square, launched a series of seven Cricket books.
Selden was born in Connecticut and lived most of his adult life in New York City where wrote a total of 15 books and two plays before he died in 1989.
BIBLIOGRAPHY
Harry Cat’s Pet Puppy |
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Dunkard |
Genie of Sutton Place |
Oscar Lobster’s Fair Exchange |
Chester Cricket’s New Home |
Irma and Jerry |
Tucker’s Countryside |
The Story of Annie Sullivan |
Harry Kitten and Tucker Mouse |
The Old Meadow |
Chester Cricket’s Pigeon Ride |
