Fantasy 1980, c1952. Lofting, Hugh, 18861947. The story of Mrs. Tubbs / told and illustratedby Hugh Lofting. 1968, c1923. MacDonald, George, 1824-1905. http://oak.oak.edu/childlit/fantasy.htm
Extractions: Fantasy Andersen, H. C. (Hans Christian), 1805-1875. The nightingale / Hans Christian Andersen ; translated by Eva Le Gallienne ; designed and illus. by Nancy Ekholm Burkert. [1965] Babbitt, Natalie. Tuck everlasting / Natalie Babbitt. 1975. Boston, Lucy M. The children of Green Knowe / by Lucy M. Boston ; illustrated by Peter Boston. Carroll, Lewis, 1832-1898. Alice's adventures in wonderland / by Lewis Carroll with the original illlustrations by Sir John Tenniel in black and white, and in full colour from sixteen scenes and figures by Hugh Gee. c1948. Christopher, John. When the Tripods Came / by John Christopher. Cooper, Susan. Greenwitch. 1974. Cooper, Susan. Silver on the tree / Susan Cooper. 1977. Cooper, Susan. The dark is rising / Susan Cooper. 1993, c1973 Cooper, Susan. The grey king / by Susan Cooper ; ill. by Michael Heslop. 1975. Dalgliesh, Alice, 1893- The little wooden farmer. Pictures by Anita Lobel. [1968, c1930] De Vos, Janifer C. The dark watch / by Janifer C. De Vos. 1991. Fenner, Carol. Tigers in the cellar. Story and pictures by Carol Fenner. [1963]
ThinkQuest : Library : Famous Authors & Their Creations Hugh Lofting (18861947) Hugh Lofting was born in 1886 in Maidenhead, England.He was educated well in London by two different Institutes. http://library.thinkquest.org/5444/loftingpage.htm
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John Griffith "Jack" London Roosevelt, Theodore. Lofting, Hugh, 18861947. London, Jack (John Griffith)1876-1916 London, Jack (John Griffith) 1876-1916. London, Jack http://www.virtualology.com/virtualpubliclibrary/halloffamousauthors/JACK-LONDON
Extractions: You are in: Virtual Public Library Hall of Famous Authors John Griffith "Jack" London American author, journalist. Born January 12, 1876 in San Francisco, California, most of his books deal with ferocious realism. His most famous book was The Call of the Wild , 1903. He died November 22, 1916 in Glen Ellen, California The American author was never the focus of an FBI investigation, but he is mentioned in FBI files as co-founder of the Inter-Collegiate Socialist Society. This society was of interest to the FBI because of its views on socialism. - Text Courtesy of the FBI Freedom of Information Act Part 01 Research Links Virtualology is not affiliated with the authors of these links nor responsible for each Link's content. John Griffith London (DL SunSITE)
Choose One Or More Databases Author, Lofting, Hugh, 18861947. Title, The voyages of Doctor Dolittle/ told by Hugh Lofting ; illustrated by Michael Hague ; foreword http://catalog.sno-isle.org/cgi-bin/cw_cgi?5001 REDIRX setDatabase_86_I_06881400
Hugh poet. Hugo Wast (Gustavo Martínez Zuviría) (18831962) Argentinenovelist. Hugh Lofting (1886-1947) English-American author. Sir http://www.geocities.com/edgarbook/names/h/hugh.html
Laszlo Magyar: John Hunter And John Dolittle The Doctor Dolittle series, a masterpiece of Hugh Lofting (18861947), has beenthe popular reading of children not only in England, but also in Hungary. http://www.geocities.com/tapir32hu/hunter.html
Extractions: JOHN HUNTER AND JOHN DOLITTLE* Laszlo A. Magyar The Doctor Dolittle series, a masterpiece of Hugh Lofting (1886-1947), has been the popular reading of children not only in England, but also in Hungary. In my early years I had the possibility of reading three of the 14 Dolittle books /1/ and the honest, stocky Doctor with the top hat has remained for me ever since the most likeable man of the whole world. It is therefore understandable if certain correspondences and similarities, which may cast some light on the origins of the Dolittle story, have aroused my interest: these are the things I would like to discuss. Doctor Dolittle's "father", Hugh Lofting, did not intend to be a writer: he had previously worked as engineer in Africa, then Cuba, later wrote humorous sketches in New York. World War I saw Lofting return to Europe. In 1916 he joined the Irish Guards, serving in France and Belgium, then was wounded and discharged from service. The character of Dolittle emerged first in his letters written home from the battlefield to his children, Elizabeth and Colin. /2/ Later he wrote about Dolittle as follows: He (Dolittle) was to be an eccentric country physician with a bent for natural history, and a great love of pets, who finally decides to give up his human practice for the more difficult, more sincere and, for him, more attractive therapy of the animal kingdom. He was challenged by the difficulty of the workâfor obviously it requires a much cleverer brain to become a good animal doctor (who must first acquire all animal languages and physiologies) than it does not take care of the mere human hypochondriac.
Nbery Lofting, Hugh (18861947), Anglo-American writer and illustrator of books for children,born in Maidenhead, England, and educated as a civil engineer at the http://www.embracingthechild.org/newberyauthors.html
Extractions: Field, Rachel (1894-1942), American writer of children's books, poetry, plays, and novels, born in New York City. She is best known for her children's books, including and Calico Bush and HITTY, HER FIRST HUNDRED YEARS which won the 1930 Newbery Medal. Her adult novel, ALL THIS AND HEAVEN TOO was made into a motion picture in 1940. Lofting, Hugh (1886-1947), Anglo-American writer and illustrator of books for children, born in Maidenhead, England, and educated as a civil engineer at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the Polytechnic Institute of London. Lofting settled in the U.S. in 1912, but served in the British army during World War I. THE VOYAGES OF DOCTOR DOLITTLE about a delightful country doctor who learned how to talk with animals, began as letters to his children during the war. He was the 1923 recipient of the Newbery Medal. The Dolittle books were the basis for the 1967 musical film. Van Loon, American writer, born in Rotterdam, the Netherlands, and educated at Harvard and Cornell universities and at the University of Munich. He immigrated to the United States in 1902 and became a U.S. citizen in 1919. During World War I (1914-1918), Van Loon served as an Associated Press correspondent in Europe. He taught history at Cornell University from 1915 to 1916 and at Antioch College from 1922 to 1923. As a writer Van Loon defined his aim as "the humanization and popularization of history." His works, written primarily for young people and often illustrated with his own drawings, include The Story of Mankind (1921); The Story of the Bible (1923); R.V.R., Life and Times of Rembrandt van Rijn (1927); Van Loon's Geography (1932); and Van Loon's Lives (1942).
Lofting, Hugh Lofting, Hugh. 18861947, American writer of juvenile stories, b. Maidenhead,England. He settled in the United States in 1912. His http://pt.slider.com/enc/32000/Lofting_Hugh.htm
Bibdetail Red Fox , 2001 176 p. ill ; 20cm ? Red Fox classics TY00063757//a *Lofting, Hugh, 18861947 AU00039389 http://library.nakanishi.ac.jp/cgi-bin/ilis/bibdetail?[TY00063756]
Index Lowering of Interest Lodge, Henry Cabot (18501924) Hero Tales FromAmerican History Lofting, Hugh (1886-1947) The Story of Doctor http://www.eshunet.com/list1/en3000/titles/index-l.htm
FYE - Movies Additional Information Plot Summary Betty Thomas directed this adaptation ofthe classic children s stories by Hugh Lofting (18861947), updating the http://www.fye.com/catalog/moviesProduct.jhtml?itemId=10640536
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IPac2.0 Holdings. More by this author. Lofting, Hugh, 18861947. Subjects. Newbery Medal. byauthor Lofting, Hugh, 1886-1947. by title The voyages of Docto http://ipac.plymouthlibrary.org/ipac20/ipac.jsp?profile=pdlr&index=BIB&term=1411
IPac2.0 astonishing adventures in foreign parts / Told by Hugh Lofting, illustratedby the author. Lofting, Hugh, 18861947. HPL, hplyaf. http://199.125.75.21/ipac20/ipac.jsp?profile=mmk&limit=LO01 = mmk&index=CALLDD&t
Animal Communication This is an excerpt from chapter 5 of The Voyages of Doctor Doolitle by Hugh Lofting (18861947). Can you explain the vitality http://www.laits.utexas.edu/hebrew/personal/language/animals/doolittles.html
Extractions: This is an excerpt from chapter 5 of "The Voyages of Doctor Doolitle" by Hugh Lofting (1886-1947). Can you explain the vitality of this 1922 fantasy which gave rise to numerous adaptations, movies, and song lyrics? "It must be splendid," I said, "to be able to talk all the languages of the different animals. Do you think I could ever learn to do it?" "Oh no," said the Doctor. "She is still living, I hope. But when we reached Africa she seemed so glad to get back to her own country. She wept for joy. And when the time came for me to come back here I had not the heart to take her away from that sunny landalthough, it is true, she did offer to come. I left her in AfricaAh well! I have missed her terribly. She wept again when we left. But I think I did the right thing. She was one of the best friends I ever had. It was she who first gave me the idea of learning the animal languages and becoming an animal doctor. I often wonder if she remained happy in Africa, and whether I shall ever see her funny, old, solemn face again Good old Polynesia!A most extraordinary birdWell, well!" Just at that moment we heard the noise of some one running behind us; and turning round we saw Jip the dog rushing down the road after us, as fast as his legs could bring him. He seemed very excited about something, and as soon as he came up to us, he started barking and whining to the Doctor in a peculiar way. Then the Doctor too seemed to get all worked up and began talking and making queer signs to the dog. At length he turned to me, his face shining with happiness.
Hugh Lofting - Wikipedia Hugh Lofting (January 14, 18861947) was a British author who created the characterof Doctor Dolittle - one of the classics of Children s literature. http://www.web-dictionary.org/encyclopedia/hu/Hugh_Lofting.html
List Of Children's Literature Authors Hugh Lofting, (18861947), The Voyage of Dr. Doolittle etc. http://www.fact-index.com/l/li/list_of_children_s_literature_authors.html
