Born: 01/04/1899   Ann Arbor , MI
Died: 04/01/1977
Parents: Paul and Nellie Carr
Address(es):
Last known address:
Saint Petersburg , FL

Image	Title	Genre	Audience	Publisher	Date
	Bold Beginnings	Fiction	Teen	New York : Hastings House	1964
	Rod's Girl	Fiction	Teen	New York : Hastings House	1963
	Mystery of Ghost Valley	Fiction , Michigan	Children	New York : Macmillan	1962
	Young Viking of Brooklyn	Fiction	Children	New York : Viking Press	1961
	The Mystery of the Aztec Idol	Fiction , Mystery	Children	New York, Macmillan	1959
	Confidential Secretary	Fiction	Teen	New York, Macmillan	1958
	Valley of Defiance	Fiction	Children	New York, Macmillan	1957
	Wheels for Conquest	Fiction	Children	New York, Macmillan	1957
	Miami Towers	Fiction	Children	New York, Macmillan	1956
	Sharon	Fiction	Teen	New York : Hastings House	1956
	Against the Wind	Fiction	Children , Teen	New York, Macmillan	1955
	Where the Turnpike Starts -  In 1835, after arriving in Detroit from New York, Anne Rogers and her family head west along the Chicago Turnpike hoping to settle in Michigan Territory. Anne faces many problems of adjustment to her new life on the turnpike. Anne and her friends are caught up in the exciting events leading to Michigan becoming a state	Historical Fiction , Michigan	Children , Teen	New York : Macmillan	1955
	Borghild of Brooklyn - Junior Literary Guild selection	Fiction	Children , Teen	New York : Ariel Books	1955
	Gravel Gold	Fiction	Children	New York : Ariel Books	1953

What is the aim or goal of your writing: "The Carr family did not come to America on the Mayflower, but by 1670 they were established in Massachusetts. And almost from that time on they have followed the frontier, from Massachusetts to New York State, on to Michigan, Colorado, North Dakota to the Pacific coast and back again. Generation after generation they wrote letters...they told stories to their children...they made friends with the Indians, established trading posts, broke the soil of the plain states, mined gold." 1st ed. says, " My advice to young people who long to write is simple; find a good teacher and critic, then keep trying."

May inquiries be sent to you about doing workshops, readings: No

Donated books to the Authors & Illustrators database project: No

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