Grace Moon (1884–1947) was an American children's author who became prominent for her literary focus on Native American themes. Throughout her career, she published numerous works designed for young readers, establishing herself as a dedicated creator of stories centered on indigenous cultures and experiences. Her writing contributed to the landscape of American children's literature during the early twentieth century.
The pinnacle of Moon's literary recognition occurred in the late 1920s with the release of her most notable work, Runaway Papoose. The book garnered critical acclaim and was awarded a prestigious Newbery Honor in 1929. This achievement marked a major milestone in her career, highlighting her ability to engage young audiences with her thematic focus and securing her place in the history of distinguished American children's publishing.
