The Stolen Necklace: A Picture Story from India, World (Cleveland, OH), 1968. Sally's Caterpillar, illustrated by husband, Harlow Rockwell, Parents Magazine Press (New York, NY), 1966.įilippo's Dome: Brunelleschi and the Cathedral of Florence, Atheneum (New York, NY), 1967. Gypsy Girl's Best Shoes, Parents Magazine Press (New York, NY), 1966.

Paul and Arthur Search for the Egg, Doubleday (New York, NY), 1964. Awards, Honorsīoys Club Junior Book Award certificate, 1968, for The Minstrel and the Mountain American Institute of Graphic Arts selection for children's book show, 1971-72, for The Toolbox, 1973-74, for Head-to-Toe Games (and How to Play Them), The Awful Mess, and Paul and Arthur and the Little Explorer Children's Book Showcase selection, 1973, for Toad, and 1975, for Befana No More Work and Poor Goose named among children's books of the year, Child Study Association, 1976 Notable Books for Children citation, Smithsonian magazine, 1996, for The Storm Society of School Librarians International Book Awards honor designation, 1999, for Our Earth Best Children's Books of the Year citation, Bank Street College of Education, 2000, for Our Stars, 2002, for Morgan Plays Soccer New York Times Best Illustrated Children's Book of the Year designation, 2000, Notable Books for Children citation, American Library Association (ALA), Not Just for Children Any More citation, Children's Book Council, Coretta Scott King Award Honor Book designation, and Storytelling World Award honor designation, all 2001, and Amelia Bloomer listee, ALA, 2002, all for Only Passing Through Best Children's Books of the Year citation, Bank Street College of Education, and Top Ten Religious Books for Youth designation, ALA, both 2002, both for The Prince Who Ran Away. MemberĪuthors Guild, Authors League of America. Silver Burdett Publishers, Morristown, NJ, member of production department, 1952 Young & Rubicam (advertising agency), art-buying secretary, 1953 Goldwater Memorial Hospital, New York, NY, assistant recreation leader, 1954-56.

Politics: 'Liberal Democrat.' Religion: Episcopalian. Education: Attended Sculpture Center and Pratt Graphic Arts Center. Born February 8, 1934, in Memphis, TN daughter of Emerson (an advertising executive) and Sabina Foote married Harlow Rockwell (a writer and artist), Ma(died 1988) children: Hannah, Elizabeth, Oliver Penn.

Filippo's Dome by Anne F. Rockwell