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Elizabeth Yates

Elizabeth Yates

1905 – 2001

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Elizabeth Yates wrote the Newbery Medal-winning Amos Fortune, Free Man, a historical novel for young readers. Her work often explores themes of freedom and perseverance.

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Non-Fiction Biography & Memoir Biography Juvenile History

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Frequently asked questions

  • What awards did Elizabeth Yates win?

    Elizabeth Yates was awarded the Newbery Medal for her book "Amos Fortune, Free Man." She also received the Regina Medal for her distinguished contribution to children's literature.

  • What themes are common in Elizabeth Yates's books?

    Yates frequently explored themes of freedom, perseverance, and the importance of individual integrity. Her stories often highlight historical figures who overcame significant challenges.