Elizabeth Janet Gray (1902-1999) was born and grew up in Philadelphia. She graduated from Bryn Mawr College, and in the years that followed, under the names Elizabeth Janet Gray and Elizabeth Gray Vining, she wrote many books for adults and children, including the Newbery Award winner Adam of the Road. During and immediately after World War II, Elizabeth worked for the American Friends Service Committee. In 1946 she was appointed tutor to Crown Prince Akihito of Japan and later wrote the widely read Windows for the Crown Prince. She is the author of several novels and biographies and two autobiographical works.
A boy's quest to find his missing father and stolen dog in medieval England.
A boy's quest to find his missing father and stolen dog in medieval England.
Uncover secrets hidden in plain sight.
A young girl embarks on a daring journey to a new world.
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A boy's quest to find his missing father and stolen dog in medieval England.
Uncover secrets hidden in plain sight.
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A young girl embarks on a daring journey to a new world.
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