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1. African American Women Writers of the 19th Century

   Read samples of stories and poems written by African-American women of the 19th century. From the New York Public Library Digital Library Collection.

   http://digital.nypl.org/schomburg/writers_aa19/

   
   

2. @Alcott, Louisa May

   19th century author best known for writing Little Women.

   /directory/School-Bell/Language-Arts/Authors/Alcott--Louisa-May

   
   

3. Ames, Blanche

   Read about this rwoman who was an artist, botanical researcher, political activist, inventor, and author.

   http://web.mit.edu/invent/iow/ames.html

   
   

4. Anderson, Marilyn D.

   Read about the author of Come Home, Barkley and other children's books.

   http://www.marilyndanderson.com

   
   

5. @Angelou, Maya

   Pulitzer Prize-winning African American author.

   /directory/School-Bell/Language-Arts/Poetry/Poets/Angelou--Maya

   
   

6. @Anholt, Catherine and Laurence

   Author/illustrator team from the U.K.

   /directory/School-Bell/Language-Arts/Authors/Anholt--Catherine-and-Laurence

   
   

7. @Applegate, K.A.

   Author of the Animorphs series.

   /directory/School-Bell/Language-Arts/Authors/Applegate--K.A.

   
   

8. Armstrong, Jennifer

   Explore the author's cabin, learn about her life and books, how to get started as a writer, and what she is doing now.

   http://www.jennifer-armstrong.com/

   
   

9. @Austen, Jane

   19th century British novelist.

   /directory/School-Bell/Language-Arts/Authors/Austen--Jane

   
   

10. @Babbitt, Natalie

    Author of Tuck Everlasting.

    /directory/School-Bell/Language-Arts/Authors/Babbitt--Natalie

    
    

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