Gail E. Haley

Haley, Gail E. (1973). Jack Jouett's ride. New York : Viking Press. 973.3 H168j

Recaptures the incident during the American Revolution when Jack Jouett rode to warn Thomas Jefferson and others of the coming of Tarleton's raiders.

Haley, Gail E. (1971). Noah's ark. New York : Atheneum. PRIM-FIC H1684no

After a dream about a zoo with nothing but empty cages marked "Extinct," Noah builds an ark to save the animals from the deadly pollution of the world.

Haley, Gail E. (1964). One, two, buckle my shoe. Garden City, N.Y. : Doubleday. 398.8 M918o

A collection of different counting rhymes.

Haley, Gail E. (1970). A story, a story; an African tale. New York : Atheneum. 398.2 H1688st

Recounts how most African folk tales came to be called "Spider Stories."

Haley, Gail E. (????). A story, a story [sound recording]. PC 656

Recounts how most African folk tales came to be called "Spider Stories."

Illustrator

Konigsburg, E. L. (1971). Altogether, one at a time. (Illustrated by Gail E. Haley and others). New York : Atheneum. INTR-FIC K82AL

Four short stories about how things can be both bad and good -- and you almost always have to take both.

Hunt, Bernice Kohn. (1965). Koalas. (Pictures by Gail E.Haley). Englewood Cliffs, N.J. : Prentice-Hall. 599 H939k

Describes the characteristics, behaviors, and habitat of Australian koalas.

Author Information

Berman, R. (2001). Gail E. Haley. The Kerlan Awards in children's literature, 1975-2001 (pp. 126-132). St. Paul: Pogo Press. Children REF PN 497 .K47 2001

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