Ellen Raskin

Ellen Raskin

2 Series

Ellen Raskin was an acclaimed American children's author and illustrator. Her most notable work, "The Westing Game," won the 1979 Newbery Medal and was later ranked among the top ten children's novels by the School Library Journal. Additionally, her book "Figgs & Phantoms" received a 1975 Newbery Honor.

In Ellen Raskin's novel, "The Mysterious Disappearance of Leon (I Mean Noel)," Mrs. Caroline embarks on a journey to reunite with her husband, Leon, whom she married at the age of five. Having not seen each other since their wedding, their reunion is abruptly interrupted when a storm knocks Leon off their boat, leading to his mysterious disappearance. Left with a crucial clue, Caroline must now search for her lost husband. This engaging story combines elements of mystery and adventure, captivating readers with its unique plot and charming characters.

Standalone Novels

The Mysterious Disappearance of Leon

(1971)

Figgs & Phantoms

(1974)

The Tattooed Potato and Other Clues

(1975)

The Westing Game

(1978)

A Murder for Macaroni and Cheese

(2011)

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Nothing Ever Happens On My Block

(1966)

Spectacles

(1968)

Ghost in a Four-Room Apartment

(1969)

And It Rained

(1969)

The world's Greatest Freak Show

(1971)

Franklin Stein

(1972)

Who, Said Sue, Said Whoo?

(1973)

Moe Q. McGlutch, He Smoked Too Much.

(1973)

Moose, Goose and Little Nobody

(1974)

Twenty-two Twenty-three

(1976)

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