Ellen Raskin Books in Order
Ellen Raskin is a celebrated writer, illustrator, and designer whose work continues to captivate readers of all ages. Born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, she drew inspiration from her childhood during the Great Depression. As a masterful storyteller, Raskin primarily writes for children, crafting imaginative worlds and unforgettable characters. Her 1978 novel, The Westing Game, earned her the esteemed Newbery Medal in 1979, solidifying her reputation as a children's literature icon. In addition to her writing prowess, Raskin is an accomplished graphic artist, designing iconic dust jackets for numerous books, including the first edition of Madeleine L'Engle's classic A Wrinkle in Time. Her personal life is marked by a loving marriage to Dennis Flanagan, editor of Scientific American, which they shared until her passing.
Bibliography verified: January 2026
Book Series by Ellen Raskin
- #1AmazonNothing Ever Happens On My Block(1966)
- #2AmazonSpectacles(1968)
- #3AmazonGhost in a Four-Room Apartment(1969)
- #4AmazonAnd It Rained(1969)
- #5AmazonThe world's Greatest Freak Show(1971)
- #6AmazonFranklin Stein(1972)
- #7AmazonWho, Said Sue, Said Whoo?(1973)
- #8AmazonMoe Q. McGlutch, He Smoked Too Much.(1973)
- #9AmazonMoose, Goose and Little Nobody(1974)
- #10AmazonTwenty-two Twenty-three(1976)
About Ellen Raskin
Ellen Raskin is a celebrated writer, illustrator, and designer whose work continues to captivate readers of all ages. Born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, she drew inspiration from her childhood during the Great Depression. As a masterful storyteller, Raskin primarily writes for children, crafting imaginative worlds and unforgettable characters. Her 1978 novel, The Westing Game, earned her the esteemed Newbery Medal in 1979, solidifying her reputation as a children's literature icon. In addition to her writing prowess, Raskin is an accomplished graphic artist, designing iconic dust jackets for numerous books, including the first edition of Madeleine L'Engle's classic A Wrinkle in Time. Her personal life is marked by a loving marriage to Dennis Flanagan, editor of Scientific American, which they shared until her passing.
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