Irmengarde Eberle

Irmengarde Eberle (November 11, 1898 – February 27, 1979) was an American editor and writer of children's and young adult books. Throughout her life, she wrote 63 children's and young adult books. and University of Southern Mississippi.

Selected works Picture Stories for Children (1921) Hop, Skip and Fly (1937) Sea-Horse Adventure (1937), illustrated by Else Winkler von Roeder Bostelmann Through the Harbor (c. 1939) A Good House for a Mouse (1940), illustrated by Eloise Wilkin Spice on the Wind (c. 1941) Phoebe-Belle (1941), illustrated by Fritz Eichenberg The Bands Play On (1942), written under pseudonym Phyllis Ann Carter Famous Inventors (c. 1942) Wild Fields (c. 1943) The Very Good Neighbors (1945), illustrated by Flora Nash DeMuth The Visiting Jimpsons (1946), illustrated by Ruth Kreps

Lorie (1950) Rosemary's Secret (c. 1958), illustrated by Ursula Koering Robins on the Window Sill (c. 1958) Grasses (1960), illustrated by Ezra Jack Keats Fawn in the Woods (1962) The Racoon's Young Ones (c. 1963), illustrated by Lilian Obligado Mustang on the Prairie (c. 1968) Night Rovers (1969) Prairie Dog in Prairie Dog Town (1974)

Lives Here series Bears Live Here (1966) Elephants Live Here (1970) Pandas Live Here (1973) Penguins Live Here (1975)