Elizabeth Coatsworth Books

Cat Who Went to Heaven
The Werefox: Originally Published As Pure Magic
The Werefox: Originally Published As Pure Magic

By Elizabeth Jane Coatsworth

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Johnny forms a friendship with the new boy at school but is puzzled by his strangeness.

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Alice All by Herself
The Cat and the Captain
The Cat and the Captain

By Elizabeth Jane Coatsworth

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The Cat, the Captain, and Mrs. Tillie Todd have three different attitudes toward the Cat's knack for usually finding the trouble he looks for.

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The Cat Who Went to Heaven
First Adventure
First Adventure

By Elizabeth Coatsworth

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Poems
Poems

By Elizabeth Jane Coatsworth

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Pure Magic
Pure Magic

By Elizabeth Jane Coatsworth

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Johnny forms a friendship with the new boy at school but is puzzled by his strangeness.

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Secret
Secret

By Elizabeth Jane Coatsworth

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All-Of-A-Sudden Susan
All-Of-A-Sudden Susan

By Elizabeth Jane Coatsworth

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When she is caught in a flood, a little girl copes with the situation with the help of her antique doll.

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