Margaret Goff Clark
Margaret Goff Clark
Margaret Goff Clark was born in 1914 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. She was an American author and educator known for her contributions to children's literature and her dedication to promoting literacy and imagination through storytelling. Clark’s work has inspired young readers and educators alike.
Personal Name: Margaret Goff Clark
Birth: 1913
Death: 2003
Margaret Goff Clark Books
(7 Books)
Rising flood waters and the disappearance of a valuable wampum belt mar the beginning of fifteen-year-old Susan's summer of volunteer work at the Fort Pitt Museum.
Eleven-year-old Minda, one of several latchkey children in her neighborhood, forms a group to watch for a burglar who is breaking into empty houses.
Many tourists visit the Texas Gulf Coast, and Meg and Kathy are sure at least two of them look suspicious. But it is only a game until Kathy disappears.
A teenage girl discovers that the sinister forces at work on a Maine island center around an old lobsterman.
A fifteen-year-old boy joins the army to help fight the War of 1812 and finds that the issues are not as clear-cut as he imagined.
