Ann Weil
Ann Yezner Weil (1908–1969) was an American writer of children’s literature. She is best known for the historical novel "Red Sails to Capri," which received a Newbery Honor in 1953, and for later children’s biographies such as works on Betsy Ross and Eleanor Roosevelt.
children's literature
historical fiction
biography
Bomb-Sniffing Dogs
Volcanoes (Disasters)
Fire Disasters
Space Disasters
Earthquakes (Disasters)
Mountain Disasters
Sea Disasters
Ecological Disasters
Terrorism
Italy
A Matter Of Survival: Properties of Matter (Raintree Fusion)
Space Disasters (Turtleback School & Library Binding Edition)
The World's Most Amazing Castles
Pro Wrestling Greats
Medgar Evers (Raintree Perspectives)
Australia
Meet Our New Student From Tanzania (Robbie Readers)
The World's Most Amazing National Parks
Meet Our New Student from Quebec
The World's Most Amazing Dams
Meet our new student from Australia
The World's Most Amazing Lost Cities
American Indian Cultures
Goats (Nature's Children)