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Beth Krush

Illustrator

(1918 - 2009)

Beth was born March 31, 1918 in Washington, DC. As a girl she enjoyed visiting the city institutions and special events and drawing at home.



Bibliography

All-of-a-Kind Family Downtown (1972)

The further adventures of five sisters and their brother growing up on New York's East Side in the early twentieth century.

Author(s): Sydney Taylor
Illustrator(s): Beth Krush
Joe Krush

The Beast with the Magical Horn (1963)

A unicorn helps a prince marry his low born true love.

Author(s): Eleanor Cameron
Illustrator(s): Beth Krush
Joe Krush

Benjie and His Family (1952)

Benjie, a big bear-like dog, succeeds in distracting the worrying Smith family from their cares.

The pages in this work are not numbered.

Author(s): Sally Scott
Illustrator(s): Beth Krush

Bitsy (1957)

This is the story of a cat named Bitsy.

Author(s): Sally Scott
Illustrator(s): Beth Krush

Bobby and His Band (1954)

The story of a young boy and his band.

Read online at archive.org.

We count 43 unnumbered pages.

Author(s): Sally Scott
Illustrator(s): Beth Krush

The Borrowers (1953)

The Clock family, Arrietty, Pod and Homily live under the floor in the Big House.

Read online at archive.org

Author(s): Mary Norton
Illustrator(s): Beth Krush
Joe Krush

The Borrowers Afield (1955)

Forced to flee their home under the floor, the Clocks meet Spiller and find a new home.

Read online at archive.org

Author(s): Mary Norton
Illustrator(s): Beth Krush
Joe Krush

The Borrowers Afloat (1959)

The Clock family of Borrowers is on the move again, in search of a permanent home, this time traveling by water.

Read online at archive.org

Author(s): Mary Norton
Illustrator(s): Beth Krush
Joe Krush

The Borrowers Aloft (1961)

Kidnapped from their home in Little Fordham, the Clocks, Arrietty, Pod and Homily must find a way to escape their prison.

Read online at archive.org

Author(s): Mary Norton
Illustrator(s): Beth Krush
Joe Krush

The Borrowers Aloft: With the Short Tale Poor Stainless (1990)

Kidnapped from their home at Little Fordham, the Clocks must find away to escape their prison.

Poor Stainless does not return from his errand and his family fears the worst.

Read online at archive.org. 

Author(s): Mary Norton
Illustrator(s): Beth Krush
Joe Krush

The Borrowers Avenged (1982)

Settled in at the rectory in Little Fordham, the Clock family, Arrietty, Pod and Homily have not seen the last of their kidnappers.

Read online at archive.org. 

 

Author(s): Mary Norton
Illustrator(s): Beth Krush
Joe Krush

Bring Back Barkley (1996)

Barkley has become close friends with an elderly lady named Mrs. Williams, but now she must go live in a rest home. When Jamie and Barkley try to visit her, the man who runs the place says, "No dogs." Jamie and Barkley refuse to take "no" for an answ... View More

Author(s): Marilyn D. Anderson
Illustrator(s): Beth Krush
Joe Krush

The Complete Adventures of the Borrowers (1967)

All four of the original Borrowers books are included in this collection.

Author(s): Mary Norton
Illustrator(s): Beth Krush
Joe Krush

A Date for Diane (1946)

Meet Diane, whose young life is one crisis after another! Just the beginning of Diane's fifteenth year, and she's getting braces -- on the day of her first big party!

Author(s): Betty Cavanna
Illustrator(s): Beth Krush
Joe Krush

Gone-Away Lake (1957)

Portia and her cousin Julian discover an abandoned summer colony on the shores of a gone-away lake.

Read online at archive.org.

Author(s): Elizabeth Enright
Illustrator(s): Beth Krush
Joe Krush

Newbery Honor Book
Newbery Honor Book - 1958

The Magic Circle: Stories and People in Poetry (1952)

A collection of poems which tell a story.

Author(s): Various
Illustrator(s): Beth Krush
Joe Krush

Open Doors (1957)

A reading comprehension book for the primary grades.

Read online at archive.org

Poor Stainless (1966)

When Stainless does not return from his errand, his family fears the worst.

Read online at archive.org

Author(s): Mary Norton
Illustrator(s): Beth Krush
Joe Krush

Poor Stainless (1971)

When young Stainless does not return from his errand his family fears the worst.

This is the revised version.

Author(s): Mary Norton
Illustrator(s): Beth Krush
Joe Krush

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