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Mary Treadgold

メアリー・トレッドゴールド

Mearī Toredogorudo

Profile

Gender
Female
Born
1910-04-16 (Muswell Hill, Greater London)
Died
2005-05-14 (Kensington, London) age 95
Nationality
United Kingdom, England
Languages
English
Religion
Unknown
Residence History
London

Career

Occupations
Novelist, Literary editor, BBC producer
Active Years
1941-1982
Affiliations
Raphael Tuck & Sons, Heinemann, BBC

Education

Ginner-Mawer School of Dance and Drama
Dance and Drama
Period: 1916-1922
Year of Graduation: 1922
Country: United Kingdom
Challoner's School
Period: 1921-1923
Year of Graduation: 1923
Country: United Kingdom
St Paul's Girls' School
Period: 1923-1928
Year of Graduation: 1928
Country: United Kingdom
Bedford College
English Literature
Degree: MA
Period: 1930-1936
Year of Graduation: 1936
Country: United Kingdom
Graduated with MA in English Literature

Awards

Carnegie Medal
1941
Work: We Couldn't Leave Dinah
Organization: Library Association
Result: 受賞

Awards & Nominations

Works

Major Works

We Couldn't Leave Dinah

1941 Children's novels, pony books

The story of the Templeton children who live on a fictional island in the English Channel and face leaving their ponies behind during evacuation and German occupation.

WarPoniesFamily

Bibliography

  • We Couldn't Leave Dinah (1941)
  • No Ponies (1946)
  • The Polly Harris (1949)
  • The Running Child (1951)
  • The Winter Princess (1962)
  • The Heron Ride (1962)
  • Return to the Heron (1963)
  • The Weather Boy (1964)
  • Maid's Ribbons (1965)
  • Elegant Patty (1967)
  • The Humbugs (1968)
  • Poor Patty (1968)
  • This Summer, Last Summer (1968)
  • The Rum Day of the Vanishing Pony (1970)
  • Journey from the Heron (1981)

Style & Themes

Literary Style
Engaging children's storiesPioneering pony stories
Recurring Motifs
PoniesChildren in wartimeAdventure

Health

  • Cancer
    晩年
    Died at age 95

Legacy

Known as a Carnegie Medal-winning children's author and pioneer of pony books.

Trivia

  • Never married.
  • Shared an office with George Orwell.