Janice May Udry

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Janice May Udry (born 1928) is an American author. She was born in Jacksonville, Illinois and graduated from Northwestern University in 1950. Her first book, A Tree is Nice, was awarded the Caldecott Medal in 1957 for Marc Simont's illustrations. Her papers are held at the University of Southern Mississippi.^[1]

Bibliography[]

• A Tree Is Nice (Illustrated by Marc Simont)
• Emily's Autumn (Illustrated by Erik Blegvad)
• Thump and Plunk
• Let's Be Enemies (Illustrated by Maurice Sendak)
• What Mary Jo Shared
• The Sunflower Garden
• Alfred
• The Moon Jumpers (Illustrated by Maurice Sendak)

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External links[]

• Janice May Udry – HarperCollins

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