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Eleanor Frances Lattimore
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Eleanor Frances Lattimore was an born in what "the American Compound" in Shanghai, where her father, David Lattimore, taught English at a Chinese government university. She was the sister of poet and classics translator Richmond Lattimore and of China expert Owen Lattimore. In 1920, her father took a position as professor of Chinese studies at Dartmouth College, and she moved with her family to Hanover, New Hampshire. She studied art in Oakland, California, Boston, and New York City, and then …
Books by Eleanor Frances Lattimore
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Bayou boy
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The little tumbler
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More about Little Pear
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Bird song
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Holly in the snow
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The taming of tiger
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Janetta's magnet
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The journey of Ching Lai
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The bus trip
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Adam's key
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Proudfoot's way
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Little Pear, the story of a little Chinese boy
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Little Pear and his friends
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Little Pear
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Indigo Hill
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A smiling face
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The three firecrackers
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The bittern's nest
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The monkey of Crofton
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