Tidy Lady

by Anne Lindbergh, Susan Hoguet (Illustrations)

When the tidy lady moves in next door, Alex and his sister offer to help her clean up the yard, but she not only mows the lawn-she rolls it right up. She straightens the branches and rakes the stars from the sky. “The visual effect is pleasing and the lesson of laissez-faire is clear.”-Publishers Weekly

32 pages, Hardcover

First published September 20, 1989

About the author

Anne Spencer Lindbergh, daughter of Anne Morrow Lindbergh and Charles Lindbergh; sister of Reeve Lindbergh.

Also published under the name Anne Lindbergh Feydy.

New York Times obituary