*Odd Man Out, a novel, (Macmillan, 1995):  Junior Library Guild selection, Young Hoosier Award nominee.

*The Golden Days, a novel,(Macmillan 1991, Penguin 1992): Highest Honor in Language Arts Elementary Novels by the Society of School Librarians International (SSLI), nominee for the South Carolina 1993-94 Book Awards.   The book was recently filmed as The First of May by S.H.O. Entertainment.  The film stars Julie Harris and Dan Byrd with Mickey Rooney, Charles Nelson Reilly, and Joe DiMaggio.

*CF In His Corner, a novel, (Four Winds Press, 1984): Notable 1984 Children's Trade Book in the Field of Social Studies, Sequoyah Children's Book Award Master List.

• Tammy Too Big, Tammy Too Little, an electronic book for young children about the woes of feeling either too big or too little for so many important things in life.  Forthcoming by Mightybook 

    Gail Radley is a lecturer in the English Department at Stetson University in DeLand, Florida.  She holds a Master's degree in English from Stetson and a Bachelor's with an emphasis in creative writing from Mary Baldwin College. The  Baha'i Faith has been a significant influence in her life, providing the moral and spiritual underpinnings for her work.  Gail
is a member of the Society of Children's Book Writers and Illustrators and the Florida Writers Association .
    She is a frequent speaker, reader, and workshop leader for audiences of all ages and in a variety of settings.  Now available: Vanishing! An Introduction to Gail Radley's Books on Endangered Animals.  In a talk and colorful PowerPoint presentation introducing her cross-curricular Vanishing From...series, Radley teaches young audiences about the problem of animal endangerment, with highlights of specific species, and to ways children can help, including creating poems to communicate their concerns.   To book an event, contact Gail Radley at gradley@stetson.edu