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The Bronze Bow Study Guide

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by Elizabeth George Speare
About 81 pages (24,327 words)
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Commire, Anne, ed. Something about the Author. Vol. 5. Detroit: Gale Research, 1973. Summarizes her career and includes comments by Speare about her life and works.

Cosgrave, Mary Silvia. "Elizabeth George Speare—Newbery Award Winner."

Library Journal 84 (April 15, 1959): 1291-1292. Biographical sketch of Speare's life.

Cross, Helen Reeder. "Elizabeth George Speare." In Newbery and Caldecott Medal Books: 1956-1965, edited by Lee Kingman. Boston: Horn Book, 1965.

Cross reminisces about her acquaintance with Speare and provides background on Speare's life, noting that for Speare "home still comes first, writing second."

Fuller, Muriel, ed. More Junior Authors.

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