Newbery Winners of the 1930s

Here is a little chat about the Newbery Medal Winners of the 1930s.
List of winners:
1930 Hitty Her First Hundred Years by Rachel Field
1931 The Cat Who Went to Heaven by Elizabeth Coatsworth
1932 Waterless Mountain by Laura Adams Armer
1933 Young Fu of Upper Yangtze by Elizabeth Forman Lewis
1934 Invincible Louisa by Cornelia Meigs
1935 Dobry by Monica Shannon
1936 Caddie Woodlawn by Carol Ryrie Brink
1937 Roller Skates by Ruth Sawyer
1938 The White Stag by Kate Seredy
1939 Thimble Summer by Elizabeth Enright

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[sueandwill]

I really enjoyed your videos on the Newbery winners and I've added quite a few to my tbr!

[mitzireadsandwrites]

I love your edition of Invincible Louisa, too! I did enjoy that one and yes, it was a great biography for kids, but the adult one is fascinating. Too bad about Roller Skates. I started that one a long time ago and never picked it back up! I WILL read it, but man, you're not encouraging me to. 😂Yes, I enjoyed Thimble Summer, but you are so right! Her parents just let her go do whatever lol.

[charlavaught]

Hello! I am testing new head phones getting ready for my Bible Study Fellowship. I will watch the rest of your video soon. Love you!

[thestudiointhelibrary]

A sweet video, Elizabeth! I have read none of the books for this decade, but now have many of them on my radar. A couple of them are not available at the library. I reviewed how many Newbery books I have read in all: only 11!! Six of which are winners and five are honors with about a dozen other titles I have wanted to read and have not gotten around to it. Always good to assess where one is, so a good time to do that with this video. The best. D.

[mitzireadsandwrites]

Oh my goodness! I had no idea you happened upon Wanda Gag's house! That's incredible!

[faithbooks]

I found The White Stag almost unreadable for some reason. I remember reading it out loud to my kids as part of some unit study (this was years ago) and none of us could quite figure out what was happening! I would love to read all the Newberrys. I should start this project myself! I have enjoyed all these videos you have made. Thank you!

[Lu.G.]

Wow...book covers _ain't_ what they used to be! 😆 So many beautiful editions! 📚

[theredheadisreading]

I remember watching a movie version of Caddie Woodlawn on VHS as a kid. I just searched Letterboxd and there was one released in 1989 so it was probably that one. I wonder how it would do on a rewatch.

[pumpkinkoot]

My 5th grade son has to read a Newberry winner every quarter and I wanted him to find out info about all of them to pick his next one

I'm excited to watch these reviews!

[theokiereader]

Wow! Much more diversity than I thought would be in the 1930s!!!!