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E. B. White
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E. B. White

Author of Charlotte's Web

Also known as: E.B.White, Elwyn Brooks White, E.B. White and Garth Williams, Pictures Garth Williams E. B. White, E. B. White Williams Garth (illustrator), E. B. White (Ed. by Dorothy Lobrano Guth). ... (see complete list), E. B. White & Illustrated By Garth Williams, Also the author of Charlotte's Web E.B. White

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He is a awesome writer for kids who does not like to see animals getting killed.
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