Works
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- All-of-a-Kind Family (1951), illustrated by Helen John
- More All-Of-A-Kind Family (1954), illustrated by Mary Stevens
- All-of-a-Kind Family Uptown (1958), illustrated by Mary Stevens
- Mr. Barney's Beard (1961)
- Now That You Are 8 (1963)
- The Dog Who Came to Dinner (1966)
- A Papa Like Everyone Else (1966)
- All-of-a-Kind Family Downtown (1972), illustrated by Beth and Joe Krush
- Ella of All-of-a-Kind Family (1978), illustrated by Gail Owens
- Danny Loves a Holiday (1980)
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