| Birth Day | July 28, 1932 |
| Birth Place | Dayton, OH |
| Age | 88 YEARS OLD |
| Died On | Oct 31, 2016 (age 84) |
| Birth Sign | Leo |
Natalie Babbitt, a renowned children's author hailing from Ohio, has garnered immense success and recognition in her career. Her net worth is estimated to reach an impressive $67 million by 2024. Babbitt has captivated children and adults alike with her beautifully written stories that delve into imaginative worlds and explore thought-provoking themes. Her works, such as "Tuck Everlasting" and "The Search for Delicious," have become timeless classics, cherished by readers across generations. Natalie Babbitt's talent and dedication have not only made her a beloved figure in the literary world but also a wealthy one, solidifying her legacy as an iconic children's author.
Famous for her 1975 children's work Tuck Everlasting, this Writer, Illustrator, and 1982 Hans Christian Andersen Award nominee is also notable for her books Jack Plank Tells Tales (2007); Knee-Knock Rise (1970); and Nellie: A Cat on Her Own (1989).
After studying art at Smith College in Massachusetts, she illustrated The Forty-ninth Magician, a children's work written by her husband.
Two of her books -- The Eyes of the Amaryllis and Tuck Everlasting -- were adapted into films.
Her marriage to Samuel Fisher Babbitt produced three children.
She illustrated several collections by the children's poet Valerie Worth.
