Jean Craig Nurse
A Falcon Book: A-26
by Mary Anne Amsbary
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![Cover of: Jean Craig Nurse by [Kay Lyttleton: pseudonym of Jean L. McKechnie 1925- ]](http://covers.openlibrary.org/b/id/9322315-L.jpg)
When Jean Craig helps with a fundraiser for the new hospital, she meets Ted Loring and decides to study nursing.
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20th century, Christian, Jean Craig, #4, Series, Kay Lyttleton, Pseudonym, Jean L. McKechnie, Nurse, Nurses, Children, Children's, Kids's, Tweens, Teens, Teenager, YA, Young adult, Adolescent, Juvenile, Literature, Fiction, Teen, Romance, Book, Books, StoriesTimes
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Jean Craig Nurse: A Falcon Book: A-26
1949, Falcon Books, an imprint of The World Publishing Company
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in English
- A First Falcon ed. '49
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Cleveland, USA
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At Amazon web address: https://www.amazon.com/Jean-Craig-Complete-Set-Books/dp/B01IDRU62I/ref=sr_1_3?dchild=1&keywords=Jean+Craig+Nurse+Kay+Lyttleton&qid=1586026275&sr=8-3 , Google states : ''They were written by Kay Lyttleton, a pseudonym for author Mary Anne Amsbary.'' I have not found any reference to that being fact other than through google that Amazon linc.
There is much information, though which favor the belief that author Kay Lyttleton is, in truth, the pseudonym of Jean L. McKechnie, as are the many other names Jean has used, as noted in Jean L. McKechnie linc: https://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-n80-4123/
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The Jean Craig books are a series of five juvenile novels published from 1948 through 1950 by The World Publishing Company under their Falcon Books imprint. The bindings were paper-covered, cardboard hardcovers with a laminated coating. Aside from the simple cover illustration and illustrated end papers in early printings, the books were not illustrated, which was rather unusual for the times. In later printings, even the illustrated end papers were dropped, and the books were issued with plain, cream-colored end papers.
The main character, Jean Craig, is an earnest, fun-loving teenage girl growing up in a middle-class family in post World War II America. The books relate the struggles and the triumphs of Jean and her courageous, close-knit family.
A wholesome, uplifting series. The complete series includes the following titles, in chronological order: Jean Craig Grows Up, Jean Craig in New York, Jean Craig Finds Romance, Jean Craig Nurse, and Jean Craig Graduate Nurse.
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| April 13, 2024 | Edited by kathrinpassig | merge authors |
| April 4, 2020 | Edited by ED Power | newly entrd ed. |
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