Author

I. G. Edmonds

Ivy Gordon Edmonds was born and raised in Hillsboro, Texas. During World War II, he served in the South Pacific. After listening to a native chief's creation story, Edmonds became interested in folklore, and he began to collect folk tales in the countries he visited during his 23 year service with the Air Force. He began publishing folklore stories with "Solomon in Kimono," a tale of the 18th-century Japanese judge Ooka Tadasuke, which was published in Pacific Stars & Stripes in 1956. His first book, Ooka the Wise was published in 1961.

Works

Prentice Hall Literature
1991
The kings of black magic
1981
Big U
1977
The Case of the Marble Monster and Other Stories
1961
Motorcycling for beginners
1972
The Bounty's boy
1962
China's red rebel
1973
Ethiopia
1975
Hinduism
1979
Islam
1977
The magic makers
1976
Minibikes and minicycles for beginners
1973
Motorcycle racing for beginners
1977
The mysteries of Troy
1977
Taiwan
1971
The 'Bounty's' boy
1964
Ooka the wise
1961
Allah's oil
1977
Automotive tune-ups for beginners
1974
BMX! Bicycle motocross for beginners
1979
Broadcasting for beginners
1980
D. D. Home, the man who talked with ghosts
1978
Drag racing for beginners
1972
Funny car racing for beginners
1982
Hot rodding for beginners
1970
How it works: jet and rocket engines
1973
Joel of the Hanging Gardens
1966
Lassie
1978
The magic dog
1982
The magic man
1972
Mao's Long March
1973
The mysteries of Homer's Greeks
1981
The new Malaysia
1973
Ooka
1957
The Oscar directors
1980
Other lives
1979
Our heroes' heroes
1966
Pakistan; land of mystery, tragedy, and courage
1975
Paramount pictures and the people who made them
1980
The possible impossibles of Ikkyu the Wise
1971
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