What has the author Eastwood Atwater written?

Eastwood Atwater (1904-1997), the son of historian Emily C. Atwater, authored an extensive number of books on a wide range of subjects. He was a prolific author, editor, and illustrator who spanned various creative fields. Here are some notable works attributed to Eastwood Atwater:

Children's Books:

- "The Ice Book" (1935)

- "The Rock Book" (1940)

- "The Sea Book" (1940)

- "The Forest Book" (1941)

- "America Today and Yesterday" (1955)

Gardening and Nature Books:

- "Gardener's Guide" (1939)

- "Gardens for Small Country Places" (1941)

- "The Penguin Gardener" (1951)

Historical Books:

- "New Hampshire: An Illustrated History" (1930)

- "Westward! The Story of the Oregon Trail" (1945)

- "Early History of the Town of Plymouth, New Hampshire" (1947)

Art and Cultural Books:

- "New England: Crossroads of American Culture" (1954)

- "America Goes to the Fair: A Pictorial History of World's Fairs in the U.S." (1958)

- "Christmas, Past and Present" (1959)

Travel and Outdoor Books:

- "Exploring the Southwest Canyons" (1953)

- "Camping in Old New England" (1960)

- "A Camper's Guide to Canada" (1965)

Biographical Books:

- "The Man Who Killed Hitler: The Story of Ewald-Heinrich von Kleist" (1949)

- "Harry Truman: A Biography" (1951)

- "Robert E. Lee: Lee's Dispatches: Unpublished Letters of General Robert E. Lee, C.S.A., to Jefferson Davis and the War Department of the Confederate States of America, 1862-1865" (1957)

Other Notable Books:

- "The Amazing Story of the Human Race: From Early Caveman to Spaceships" (1960)

- "What Happened in History" (1962)

- "The First Americans: The Lost Tribes of the New World" (1962)

As a skilled writer and illustrator, Eastwood Atwater not only educated readers but also brought his creative insights to various topics, making him a renowned figure in multiple literary fields.