Lucy and Henry Are Twins
Twins explore a park, each in their own unique way.
Elizabeth Winthrop has written over sixty books for readers of all ages. Her award-winning titles for children include The Castle in the Attic; Dumpy La Rue, illustrated by Betsy Lewin; and Shoes, illustrated by William Joyce. Her short story “The Golden Darters” was selected for The Best American Short Stories by Robert Stone. Under the name Elizabeth Winthrop Alsop, she is the author of the memoir piece Don’t Knock Unless You’re Bleeding: Growing Up in Cold War Washington. The daughter of Stewart Alsop, the political journalist, she divides her time between New York City and the Berkshires. Visit her at www.elizabethwinthrop.com.
Twins explore a park, each in their own unique way.
A young girl challenges child labor laws, risking her family's future.
A pig defies expectations and inspires a barnyard dance revolution.
A magical medallion leads two friends into a kingdom plagued by rats and a ghost ship.
Discover the adventures of four kids and their extraordinary shoes in a lively, rhyming tale.
Twins explore a park, each in their own unique way.
Join a Halloween parade full of surprises and costumes.
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Picture books
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Chapter books
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Board books
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Books published each year, stacked by book type.
The share of the catalog represented by each book type.
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Every title in the Bookroo library, ordered from newest to oldest.
Twins explore a park, each in their own unique way.
A young girl knits her dreams into stockings, facing a choice that could change everything on Christmas Eve.
A young girl challenges child labor laws, risking her family's future.
Join a Halloween parade full of surprises and costumes.
A pig defies expectations and inspires a barnyard dance revolution.
A magical medallion leads two friends into a kingdom plagued by rats and a ghost ship.
Discover the adventures of four kids and their extraordinary shoes in a lively, rhyming tale.
Creative company
The authors and illustrators who share the credits across Elizabeth Winthrop's books.