Authors.
The Bradbury imprint has published some of the most enduring names in American writing for young readers — and continues the tradition with a new generation.
23 writers and illustrators account for the 100 books on the Bradbury list. Some published a single title here; others built whole shelves with the house across two decades.
The names that carried the house are gathered below with the size of each list, and every author page collects that writer's Bradbury titles year by year, with the awards attached to them. If you are looking for a specific book rather than a writer, the full list of 100 titles is searchable by title, author, and honour.
The writers most asked about
Judy Blume arrived unagented and published her first novels with Bradbury. Gary Paulsen wrote Hatchet and Dogsong here — two of his three Newbery Honor books. Paula Fox won the house its Newbery Medal for The Slave Dancer, and Paul Goble its Caldecott Medal for The Girl Who Loved Wild Horses. Cynthia Rylant has the longest Bradbury shelf of anyone on the list.