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Ruth Suckow • 52 Items / 12 Books, 33 Articles, 7 Reviews
Children and Older People (1931)
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Published Reviews
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    Fiction (Review)
    Children and Older People, by Ruth Suckow
    1. Children and Older People by Ruth Suckow
    The Bookman, October 1931, p. 191
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    Book Notes (2 Reviews)
    Fiction
    1. From Day to Day by Ferdynand Goetel
    2. Children and Older People by Ruth Suckow
    The New Republic, September 9, 1931, pp. 108-111
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    Behind the Blurbs (4 Reviews)
    True Stories of Immortal Crimes, by Harry Ashton-Wolfe
    1. True Stories of Immortal Crimes by Harry Ashton-Wolfe
    2. Snug Harbour by W.W. Jacobs
    3. The Opening of a Door by George Davis
    4. Children and Older People by Ruth Suckow
    The Outlook, September 9, 1931, p. 59
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    Check List of New Books (5 Reviews)
    Fiction
    1. Starry Adventure by Mary Austin
    2. Conducted Tour by Gil Meynier
    3. Children and Older People by Ruth Suckow
    4. Many Thousands Gone, and Other Stories by John Peale Bishop
    5. The Solange Stories by F. Tennyson Jesse
    The American Mercury, September 1931
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    The New Books (12 Reviews)
    Makers of Europe, by Robert Seymour Conway
    1. Makers of Europe by Robert Seymour Conway
    2. Scenery by Harold Helvenston
    3. Children and Older People by Ruth Suckow
    4. Three Thousand Years of Rome by F.L. Dunbar von Kalckreuth
    5. The Magic Rug by Ingri d'Aulaire and Edgar Parin d'Aulaire
    6. Peter's Voyages by Elsa Beskow
    7. The Greedy Goat by Emma L. Brock
    8. Boy Scouts' Book of Good Turn Stories by Franklin K. Mathiews
    9. Four Gypsy Children by Cora Morris
    10. Told in a Little Boy's Pocket by Sara Beaumont Kennedy
    11. Curry Was Right by Charles Geoffrey Muller
    12. Can These Things Be! by George Seldes
    The Saturday Review, August 29, 1931, p. 91