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Elizabeth Gray Vining

Elizabeth Janet Gray Vining (October 6, 1902 - November 27, 1999), born Elizabeth Janet Gray and also known as Elizabeth Gray Vining, was a professional librarian who tutored Emperor Akihito of Japan in English while he was the Crown Prince. (She also tutored other members of the Imperial Household: Prince Hitachi and Princesses Kazuko, Atsuko, and Takako.) For her work, she was awarded the Third Order of the Sacred Crown. A Quaker, she was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, was an author with over 60 works, and was awarded a Newbery medal for Adam of the Road. She was a graduate of Bryn Mawr College, class of 1923.

Partial bibliography

  • Meredith's Ann (1927)
  • Tangle Garden (1928)
  • Meggy MacIntosh (1930)
  • Jane Hope (1933)
  • Young Walter Scott (1935)
  • Beppy Marlowe (1936)
  • Penn (1938)
  • Contributions of the Quakers (1939)
  • The Fair Adventure (1940)
  • Adam of the Road (1942)
  • Sandy (1945)
  • Windows for the Crown Prince (1952)
  • The Virginia Exiles (1955)
  • Friend of Life - A Biography of Rufus M. Jones (1958)
  • The Cheerful Heart (1959)
  • Return to Japan (1960)
  • I Will Adventure (1962)
  • Take Heed of Loving Me (1963)
  • Flora: A Biography (1966)
  • I, Roberta (1967)
  • Quiet Pilgrimage (1970)
  • The Taken Girl (1972)
  • Being Seventy - The Measure of a Year (1978)
  • Harnessing Pegasus: Inspiration and Meditation (1978)

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