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Virginia H. Ellison, off my list ("The Pooh Cook Book," 1969)

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Lenona

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Jun 25, 2012, 3:19:56 PM6/25/12
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She was born in 1910 and died in 2001.

Normally I wouldn't mention it, but since I was reckless enough to
post her birthday relatively recently, I figured I'd better set things
straight. (I ONLY found out because there's a recent hardcover reprint
of "The Pooh Cook Book" - and her info was on the back flap. I can't
find anything else, online!)

BTW, there's a different, 1991 "Pooh Cook Book" - by Katie Stewart.
Oddly, the cover is almost exactly the same. I don't know about the
recipes, though!



Writings:
(Under name Virginia T. H. Mussey) The Exploits of George Washington
(postage stamp story and collectors album), Harper, 1933.

(Under name Virginia T. H. Mussey) The Flying Adventures of Lindberg
(postage stamp story and collectors album), Harper, 1933.

(Translator under name Virginia T. H. Mussey)Ruth Zechlin, Bed-time
Fun for Boys and Girls = Beschaefti gungen fur das kranke Kind, Loring
& Mussey, 1934.

(With Y. K. Chu; under pseudonym Gor Yun Leong) Chinatown Inside Out,
Barrows Mussey, 1936.

(Under name Virginia Howell Mussey) Falla, a President's Dog, Howell,
Soskin, 1941.

(Under pseudonym Mary A. Mapes) Fun with Your Child, Howell, Soskin,
1943.

(Under pseudonym Mary A. Mapes) Surprise! (juvenile), Howell, Soskin,
1944.

(Under name Virginia Howell) Who Likes the Dark?, (juvenile), Howell,
Soskin, 1945.

(Under name Virginia Howell) Training Pants, Howell, Soskin, 1946.

The Pooh Cook Book (juvenile) Dutton, 1969.

The Pooh Party Book (juvenile), Dutton, 1971.

The Pooh Get-Well Book (juvenile), Dutton, 1973.

She lived in Connecticut.


Lenona.
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