E.B. White

E.B. White is one of many well known authors for children's literature. His best known works are Stuart Little, Charlotte's Web, and The Trumpet of the Swan.

• July 11, 1899: Born

• 1921: Graduated with Bachelor of Arts degree from Cornell University

• 1924: Wrote for The Seattle Times, Seattle Post-Intellingencer, and as an ad man

• 1925: Published first article for The New Yorker magazine

• 1927: Joined the staff at The New Yorker

• 1929: Married Katharine Sergeant Angell

• 1938-1943: Served as a columnist for Harper's Magazine

• 1963: Received the Presidential Medal of Freedom

• 1970: Reveived the Laura Ingalls Wilder Medal for Charlotte's Web and The Trumpet of the Swan

• 1973: Received medal for The Trumpet of the Swan by Sequoyah Award and William Allen White Award

• 1978: Received Pulitzer Prize

• October 1, 1985: Died

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• 1966: "Jackanory"

• 1973: Charlotte's Web

• 1974: The Family That Dwelt Apart

• 1999: Stuart Little

• 2000: Here Is New York

• 2001: The Trumpet of the Swan

• 2002: Stuart Little 2

• 2003: Charlotte's Web 2: Wilbur's Great Adventure

• 2005: Stuart Little 3: Call of the Wild

• 2006: Charlotte's Web