present day. Hometown honors Brink was awarded an honorary doctorate of letters from the University of Idaho in 1965. At the university is Brink Hall, a faculty office building which includes the English department. A classic ivy-covered brick structure, built in the 1930s to appear much older, it was originally the Willis Sweet dormitory and later the Faculty Office Complex East. Named for her shortly after her death, its companion west building was named for Archie Phinney. Across town in east Moscow is "Carol Ryrie Brink Nature Park," a stream restoration area alongside Paradise Creek on land owned by the school district. Dedicated during the centennial celebration of Brink's birth in 1995, its west entrance is at Mountain View Road and 7th Street. At the city's north end, the children's section at the refurbished Carnegie building of the Moscow Public Library contains the "Carol Ryrie Brink Reading Room." Opened in 1906, Brink had frequented that library as a youth. Works Novels 1934 Anything Can Happen on the River 1935 Caddie Woodlawn 1936 Mademoiselle Misfortune 1937 Baby Island 1937 Goody O'Grumpity 1939 All Over Town 1939 Magical Melons (Note: Magical Melons is now published as "Caddie Woodlawn's Family.") 1941 Lad with a Whistle 1944 Buffalo Coat 1945 Narcissa Whitman 1945 Minty et Compagnie 1946 Lafayette 1947 Harps in the Wind 1951 Stopover 1952 Family Grandstand 1953 The Highly Trained Dogs of Professor Petit 1953 All I Desire 1955 The Headland 1956 Family Sabbatical 1959 The Pink Motel 1959 Strangers in the Forest 1961 The Twin Cities 1962 Chateau Saint Barnabe 1964 Snow in the River 1966 Andy Buckram's Tin Men 1968 Two Are Better Than One 1968 Winter Cottage 1972 The Bad Times of Irma Baumlein [Irma's Big Lie] 1974 Louly 1976 The Bellini Look 1977 Four Girls on a Homestead Plays 1928 The Cupboard Was Bare 1945 Caddie Woodlawn References American children's writers American women novelists American people of Scottish descent Newbery Medal winners Novelists from Idaho University of Idaho alumni University of California, Berkeley alumni People from Moscow, Idaho 1895 births 1981 deaths 20th-century American novelists American women children's writers 20th-century American women writers