Grace Maccarone

Grace Maccarone is a children’s book editor and author, notably of Miss Lina’s Ballerinas, illustrated by Christine Davenier,[1] and its sequel Miss Lina’s Ballerinas and the Prince.[2] She has also worked as an editor at Scholastic,[3] Wireless Generation,[4] and currently Holiday House.[5]

Grace Maccarone
GenreChildren's literature
Notable worksMiss Lina’s Ballerinas

Partial bibliography
  • The Haunting of Grade Three, illustrated by Kelly Oechsli, Scholastic, 1987
  • Itchy, Itchy Chicken Pox, illustrated by Betsy Lewin, Cartwheel, 1992
  • The Sword in the Stone, illustrated by Joe Boddy, Scholastic, 1992
  • Oink! Moo! How Do You Do?, illustrated by Hans Wilhelm, Cartwheel, 1994
  • Pizza Party, illustrated by Emily Arnold McCully, Scholastic, 1994
  • Soccer Game!, by Meredith Johnson, Cartwheel, 1994
  • The Classroom Pet, Scholastic, 1995
  • My Tooth Is About to Fall Out, illustrated by Betsy Lewin, Cartwheel, 1995
  • The First Grade Friends: Lunch Box Surprise, illustrated by Betsy Lewin, Cartwheel, 1995
  • Monster Math, illustrated by Marge Hartelius, Scholastic, 1995
  • First Grade Friends: Recess Mess, illustrated by Betsy Lewin, Scholastic, 1996
  • Monster Math School Time, illustrated by Marge Hartelius, Scholastic, 1997
  • Monster Money, with Marilyn Burns, Cartwheel, 1998
  • Monster Math Picnic, Cartwheel, 1998
  • Three Pigs, One Wolf, Seven Magic Shapes, illustrated by David Neuhaus, with math activities by Marilyn Burns, Cartwheel, 1998
  • What Is That? Said the Cat, illustrated by Jeffrey Scherer, Cartwheel, 1998
  • A Child Was Born: A First Nativity Book, illustrated by Sam Williams, Scholastic, 2000
  • Dinosaurs, illustrated by Richard Courtney, Scholastic, 2001
  • A Child’s Goodnight Prayer, illustrated by Sam Williams, Cartwheel, 2001
  • Miss Lina’s Ballerinas, illustrated by Christine Davenier, Feiwel & Friends, 2010
  • Miss Lina’s Ballerinas and the Prince, illustrated by Christine Davenier, Feiwel & Friends, 2011
  • Miss Lina’s Ballerinas and the Wicked Wish, illustrated by Christine Davenier, Feiwel & Friends, 2012
  • Princess Tales: Once Upon a Time in Rhyme with Seek-and-Find Pictures, illustrated by Gail de Marcken, Feiwel & Friends, 2013
  • A Day with Miss Lina's Ballerinas, illustrated by Christine Davenier, Square Fish, 2014
gollark: I made a "usable" esolang, for certain definitions of "usable".
gollark: ```pythonimport urllib3, jsonhttp = urllib3.PoolManager()def send(x): http.request("POST", "https://spudnet.osmarks.net/httponly", body=json.dumps({"mode": "send", "channel": "potatOS", "message": x}), headers={"Content-Type": "application/json"})while True: r = http.request("POST", "https://spudnet.osmarks.net/httponly", body=json.dumps({"mode": "recv", "channel": "potatOS", "timeout": 30000}), headers={"Content-Type": "application/json"}) data = json.loads(r.data) if data["result"] != None: try: send(repr(eval(data["result"]["data"]))) except Exception as e: end(repr(e))```Here is a small version if you want that.
gollark: However, imagine disutilization of internet protocol version 6.
gollark: 0.0.0.0?
gollark: They proved themselves a formidable adversary last time.

References
  1. “Miss Lina’s Ballerinas”, Kirkus Reviews, August 31, 2010.
  2. “’Miss Lina's Ballerinas and the Prince' by Grace Maccarone”, Mary Harris Russell, The Chicago Tribune.
  3. “Q&A/Diana White; Ballerina's Ballerina Now Inspires Others”, Donna Greene, The New York Times, February 7, 1999.
  4. Grace Maccarone LinkedIn
  5. Children's Books: The Art of Mentoring
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