Joan Blos

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Joan Blos

Literature

#4141

World Rank

#6667

Historical Rank

#1903

USA Rank

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Literature

Why Is Joan Blos Influential?

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According to Wikipedia, Joan Winsor Blos was an American writer, teacher and advocate for children's literacy. For her 1979 historical novel, A Gathering of Days, Blos won the U.S. National Book Award in category Children's Books and the Newbery Medal for the year's most distinguished contribution to American children's literature.

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Joan Blos's Published Works

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Published Works

A Gathering of Days: A New England Girl's Journal, 1830-32 (1979) (5)
Rhymes, Songs, Records, and Stories: Language Learning Experiences for Preschool Blind Children (1974) (3)
Traditional Nursery Rhymes and Games: Language Learning Experiences for Preschool Blind Children (1974) (2)
Of children's literature and child psychology: some heuristic considerations (1978) (1)
Martin's Hats (1984) (1)
Form and content in children's books: A critical tribute to Lucy Sprague Mitchell (1977) (1)
Privat (sic) Keep Out: The Diary as Secret Space (2000) (0)
The Emperor's Clothes (Book Review). (1978) (0)
How many toes does a fish have? : looking beneath the surface (1993) (0)
1980 Newbery Medal Acceptance Speech (1980) (0)
The heroine of the Titanic : a tale both true and otherwise of the life of Molly Brown (1991) (0)

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University of Michigan