Ann Nolan Clark

Born: 1896-12-05

Died: 1995-12-13

Ann Nolan Clark, born Anna Marie Nolan (December 5, 1896 – December 13, 1995), was an American writer who won the 1953 Newbery Medal. [source](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ann_Nolan_Clark)

Ann Nolan Clark

Books by Ann Nolan Clark (50 max)

Secret of the Andes

In my mother's house

Little Navajo Bluebird

Little Herder in Autumn

Little Boy with Three Names

Sun Journey: A Story of Zuni Pueblo

Santiago.

Medicine man's daughter.

Investment counsel ...

Looking-for-something: the story of a stray burro of Ecuador

The little Indian basket maker

The desert people.

Tía María's garden

Young Hunter of Picuris

Along sandy trails.

About the Grass Mountain mouse.: Ȟe p'eji it'unkala kin. [By] Ann Clark. Illustrated by Andrew Standing Soldier.

Who wants to be a prairie dog?

A child's story of New Mexico

Little herder in winter.: Haigo nańiłkaadí yázhí.

El buey que quería vivir en la casa

Magic money

Blue Canyon Horse

World Song

Paco's miracle.

Father Kino Priest to the Pimas

Bear cub.

Journey to the people.

Circle of seasons.

Little herder in spring.: Dáago nańiłkaadí yázhí

The Pine ridge porcupine.

There still are buffalo

Little herder in summer.: Shíigo nańiłkaadí yázhí.

Bringer of the Mystery Dog

Singing Sioux cowboy reader

Little herder in autumn, in winter

Little Navajo herder.

The little Indian pottery maker.

Third Monkey

A santo for Pasqualita.

This for that.

Brother André of Monreal.

Summer is for growing.

In the Land of Small Dragon: a Vietnamese folktale

Paper mills in compliance with the recommendation of the late Provincial Congress, and to encourage the paper manufactory, we now propose to give one shilling old tenor per pound, for all white linnen .

The Moral picture book

Investment policies and accomplishments of the twenty-five largest U.S. fire insurance companies, 1903 to 1930

The economic results of prohibition

Buffalo caller: the story of a young Sioux boy of the early 1700's, before the coming of the horse

Brave against the enemy =: Tʻoka wan itkokʻip ohitike kin he : a story of three generations - of the day before yesterday, of yesterday and of tomorrow

Juan el poblano.