The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature ... - uogenglish

Children’s Books
1755 | 1756
The boy pilgrims. 1866.
Tom and the crocodiles. 1867.
The boy foresters. A tale of the days of Robin Hood. [1868], 1869.
The young Nile voyagers. 1868 (illus).
Also wrote bks on acting, domestic economy and poetry. For other works, especially
on domestic economy, see incomplete list at end of My mother’s
stories, 1838.
Hetty Bowman, Henrietta Bowman 1838–72
Our village girls. 1863, 1886.
Evelyn Howard: a tale. [1865.]
Chapters in the life of Elsie Ellis. Edinburgh 1869, 1886.
Lily Hope and her friends: a tale. Edinburgh 1873, [1885].
Mary’s work, and other tales for her young friends. Edinburgh 1874,
1886.
Also wrote a number of bks on moral theology.
Sir John Bowring 1792–1872
Minor morals for young people, illustrated in tales and travels. 3 pts
1834–9 (illustr G. Cruikshank and W. Heath).
Wrote on religion, politics, law and poetry. See also col 238.
Eleanor Vere Boyle, Mrs Boyle, the Hon Mrs
Richard Cavendish Boyle 1825–1916
Seventeen drawings. [1852], [1859], [1869].
A children’s summer. 1853 (illus).
Child’s play. [1853.]
The May Queen. 1861 (illustr E. V. Boyle).
Waifs and strays from a scrap book. 1862.
In the fir-wood. 1866 (illus).
A dream book. 1870.
Beauty and the beast. 1873 (retold and illus).
A new child’s play. 1877.
Days and hours in a garden. 1884, 1896.
A book of the heavenly birthdays. 1894 (2nd edn).
Seven gardens and a palace. 1900.
The peacock’s pleasance. 1908.
Also wrote and illus bks on art and gardening and translated bks from Ger.
Mary Louisa Boyle 1819–90
Woodland gossip. 1864 (tr from Ger).
Also wrote dramatic verse and adult fiction.
E. C. Boyse
Murdered or . . .? A tale. nd.
That most distressful country. 1886.
Elizabeth Jane Brabazon
Outlines of the history of Ireland for schools and families. 1844,
1847, 1865.
Historical tales from the history of the Muslims in Spain. 1853.
Home happiness: or three weeks in snow. 1855.
Also wrote travel guides.
Edward Bradley, ‘Cuthbert Bede’ 1827–89
Fairy fables. 1858 (illustr A. Crowquill).
Little Mr Bouncer and his friend. [1873].
Happy hours at Wynford Grange. A story for children. 1859.
See also col 1101.
Sheila E. Braine
Cynthia’s holiday. 1896.
To tell the king the sky is falling. London and New York [1896] (illus).
The luck of the Eardleys. 1898.
Up the rainbow stairs. [1898.]
The Princess of hearts. [1899], 1934.
The Turkish automaton. 1899, 1912.
Pets and pastimes. 1900.
With Rupert the brave. [1900.]
A young crusader. 1901.
The King’s blue boys. 1902.
Fifine and her friends. A story for girls. 1903.
Sparks from the nursery fire. 1903.
The little brown linnet. 1904.
Pleasant surprises. 1904.
Pip Pip. 1906.
Our happy holiday. 1907.
That lucky visit. 1913.
Also wrote a number of bks of verses.
Mary Eliza Bramston 1841–1912
The snowball society: a story for children. 1877.
Everingham girls. 1886.
Home and school. A story for girls. 189? (illustr A. Pearse). Sequel to
The snowball society.
Rosamund’s girls: a school story. [189?], 1905? (illustr H. Piffard).
The little treasure book of hymns and poems. [1891.]
Five victims. A schoolroom story. [1892.]
The story of a cat and a cake during the Thirty Years War. [1896.]
A girl’s outlook. 1903.
The prince hereditary. A romance for boys. 1904.
Barbara’s behaviour: a story for girls. 1907.
Also wrote numerous novels for adults.
Caroline Bray, Mrs Charles Bray, née Hennell
1814–1905
Paul Bradley. A village tale inculcating kindness to animals. 1876.
Little Mop and other stories. 1886.
Branded: or the sins of the Fathers shall be visited on the children.
1888.
Also wrote school textbooks.
‘Brenda’, Mrs G. Castle Smith
Froggy’s little brother. [1875.]
Nothing to nobody. 1875.
Lotty’s visits to Grandmama. 1877 (illus).
A Saturday’s bairn. [1877.]
Victoria Bess: or the ups and downs of a doll’s life. 1879 (illustr T.
Pym).
Fynie’s flower. 1880.
Little cousins: or Georgie’s visits to Lotty. 1880.
Without a reference: a Christmas story. 1882.
Old England’s story in little words for little children. 1884 (illustr S.
P. Hall and others).
Five little partridges: or the pilot’s house. 1885 (illus).
Dinah Mite. 1887.
The shepherd’s darling. [1888], 1931.
Uncle Steve’s locker. 1888 (illustr T. Pym).
The earl’s granddaughter. 1896.
Wonderful mates. 1900.
A little brown tea-pot. [1902]; as Rosamund’s home: or a little brown
tea-pot, 1927.