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Brown, Margaret Wise

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Brown, Margaret Wise (1910–1952)

US author. She was a gifted writer of many innovative books of verse and stories for children, notably Goodnight Moon (1947). She died suddenly in France after an operation for appendicitis.

Born in New York City, she studied in Switzerland (1923–25) and Hollins College, Virginia (1928–32). She worked for the Bureau of Educational Experiments (later Bank Street School) as a publisher, edited children's books for William R Scott 1938–41, and divided her time between New York City and Vinal Haven, Maine.



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