Julia Sauer was an American writer of children's fiction and librarian.
10 Facts About Julia Sauer
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Julia Lina Sauer was born April 8,1891, in Rochester, New York.
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Julia Sauer attended the University of Rochester and the New York State Library School at Albany.
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Julia Sauer then returned to Rochester, where she was the head of the children's department at the Public Library from 1921 to 1958.
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Julia Sauer eventually edited Radio Roads to Reading, a book on radio book talks for children.
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Julia Sauer presented the paper "Library Services to Children in a World at War" to the 8th Pan- American Child Congress in Washington, DC, in 1942.
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Julia Sauer died June 26,1983, in Rochester, New York.
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Julia Sauer's papers are held at the Rochester public library and the University of Minnesota.
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Julia Sauer wrote three books for children, two of which were among the annual Newbery Medal runners-up, now called Newbery Honor Books.
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Julia Sauer's first book, Fog Magic, is a fantasy novel set in Nova Scotia.