Mary Downing Hahn

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Mary Downing Hahn (born December 9, 1937, in Washington D.C.)^[1] is an award winning^[2] American author of young adult novels.

Mary Downing Hahn's first published book, The Sara Summer, was released in 1979, when she was forty-one years old.^[2] Since then she has written over twenty novels. Many of those novels take place in Maryland, a state in which she grew up and still lives in.

[edit] Alphabetical Selected Bibliography

• All the Lovely Bad Ones (2008)
• Deep and Dark and Dangerous(2007)
• Anna All Year Round (1999)
• Anna on the Farm (2001)
• As Ever, Gordy (1998)
• Daphne's Book (1983)
• The Dead Man in Indian Creek (1990)
• December Stillness (1988)
• The Doll in the Garden (1989)
• Following My Own Footsteps (1996)
• Following the Mystery Man (1988)
• The Gentleman Outlaw and Me, Eli: A Story of the Old West (1996)
• Hear the Wind Blow (2003)
• The Jellyfish Season (1985)
• Look For Me By Moonlight (1995)
• The Old Willis Place (2004)
• Promises to the Dead (2000)
• The Sara Summer (1979)
• The Spanish Kidnapping Disaster (1991)
• Stepping on the Cracks (1991)
• Tallahassee Higgins (1987)
• Time For Andrew (1994)
• The Time of the Witch (1982)
• Wait Till Helen Comes (1986)
• The Wind Blows Backwards (1993)

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