about these four of her illustrators, with selections from their work, Our First Pony, illus. Rich Rudish (1984) Misty's Twilight, illus. Karen Haus Grandpre (1992) Album of Horses: a pop-up book, illus. Ezra N. Tucker (1993) Brown Sunshine of Sawdust Valley, illus. Bonnie Shields (1996) My Misty Diary, illus. Bill Farnsworth (1997) Pictured Geography Albert Whitman and Company of Chicago published the Pictured Geography series in the 1940s. Four sets of eight 28-page children's picture books about world nations and other territories were illustrated by Kurt Wiese. Henry wrote the texts for the first and fourth sets. At least one library catalog record indicates a "preschool" audience. Kirkus Reviews observed in a brief contemporary positive review of the fourth series, "Third and fourth graders will find this a pleasant way to expand the confines of school geographies." First Series, 1941 Alaska in Story and Pictures Argentina in Story and Pictures Brazil in Story and Pictures Canada in Story and Pictures Chile in Story and Pictures Mexico in Story and Pictures Panama in Story and Pictures West Indies in Story and Pictures Fourth Series, 1946 Australia in Story and Pictures Bahamas in Story and Pictures Bermuda in Story and Pictures British Honduras in Story and Pictures Dominican Republic in Story and Pictures Hawaii in Story and Pictures New Zealand in Story and Pictures Virgin Islands in Story and Pictures Bernadine Bailey wrote the second, 1942 series; Lois Donaldson the third, 1944 series. The Virgin Islands volume was reviewed briefly in the "New Biological Books" section of The Quarterly Review of Biology: "A brief account of the historical, economic, and geographical features of the Virgin Islands. The illustrations are not particularly attractive to the reviewer, but the text should serve to introduce children to this little-known possession of the United States." See also Assateague Island Chincoteague Pony Notes References Citations Collins, David R. (1999). Write a Book For Me: The story of Marguerite Henry, Greensboro, NC: Morgan Reynolds, Inc. 112 pp., "Marguerite Henry 1902–1997". Publishers Weekly. December 15, 1997. p. 27. Archives available to subscribers. "Marguerite Henry Books: Once More Out of the Gate". Sally Lodge. Publishers Weekly. May 13, 2014. "Marguerite Henry's Legacy" (editorial). The Washington Post. December 1, 1997. Page A24. Lead sentences at HighBeam Research (highbeam.com); full text available by subscription. Chincoteague Island first official tourist page External links Search results: 'Marguerite Henry' (page 1) at Kirkus Reviews Misty