The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature ... - uogenglish

Children’s Books
1883 | 1884
Domestic pleasures: or the happy fireside, illustrated by interesting
conversations. 1816.
The happy travellers: or a trip to France. 1817.
E. Veale
Bonny birds. 1896 (illus).
Busy brownies. 1896 (illus).
Funny foxes. 1896 (illus).
The jolly chinee: interesting stories and sketches designed to please
little people. 1897 (illus), Chicago 1900.
Merry mice. 1897.
The monkey’s trick. 1897.
Mrs Agnes Veitch
Woodruff: or sweetest when crushed. nd, 1869.
Tom and his dog Towser. 1859.
Tinsel and gold: or what girls should learn. 1861.
Frank Fielding: or debts and difficulties. 1886.
The fairy ring and other stories. 1890.
Also pbd adult novels.
E. Velasco
The intelligent miscellany for the amusement and instruction of
youth. 1815.
Ellen Velvin
Tales told at the zoo. nd (illus).
Martin Luther, the hero of the Reformation. [1897.]
More tales told at the zoo. 1899.
Our holiday in London. 1900.
More tales told at the zoo. [1900] (illus).
Rataplan, a rogue elephant and other stories. 1902, 1904, 1934 (as
Animal stories).
Also wrote about wild animals.
Harriet Ventum, née Crossley or Crosley
Selima: or the village tale. 1798.
Justine: or the history of a young lady. 1801.
Surveys of nature: a sequel to Mrs Trimmer’s Introduction: being
familiar descriptions of some popular subjects in natural
philosophy adapted to the capacities of children. 1802.
Interesting traits of character in youths of both sexes. 1804.
Tales for domestic instruction: containing the histories of Ben
Hallyard, Hannah Jenkins, John Aplin, Edward Fletcher, or the
memory of curbing our passions, Lucy and Jemima Meadows,
and Mr Wilmot. 1806.
Charles Leeson: or the soldier. A tale. 1810.
The good aunt: including the story of Signior Aldersonini and his
son. 1813.
The holiday reward; or tales to instruct and amuse good children,
during the Christmas and midsummer vacations. 1814.
Katherine Elizabeth Vernham
Perry’s pilgrimage. 1895.
A wonderful Christmas and other stories. 1896.
The tucker’s turkey and other stories. 1898.
Jo: a stupid boy and other stories. [1899.]
Bab’s bay and other stories. [1900.]
Bobby’s forgetting and other stories for boys. [1900.]
Such a tomboy and other stories. [1900.]
Margaret Elizabeth Villiers, Countess of Jersey
Maurice: or the red jar: a tale of magic and adventure. 1894.
Eric, prince of Lorlonia, or the valley of wishes. 1895.
John Vincent
The pretty plate: or honesty is the best policy. 1854.
Louis Wain
Dogs in catland. nd.
Tinker, tailor, soldier, sailor. nd.
Three little kittens. nd.
Who said cats? nd.
Pussies and puppies. 1899.
The Louis Wain nursery book. 1902.
Louis Wain’s baby’s picture book. 1902.
Big dogs, little dogs, cats and kittens. 1903 (illustr L. Wain).
The Louis Wain kitten book. 1903.
A cat alphabet and picture book for little folk. 1904 (illustr L. Wain).
In animal land with Louis Wain. 1904.
Louis Wain’s animal show with stories in prose and verse. 1905.
Daddy cat. 1915, 1925 (illustr L. Wain).
Cinderella and other fairy tales. 1917.
Louis Wain’s children’s book. 1923.
A prolific illustrator of cats in children’s books and mags, including Boy’s
Own Paper, Girl’s Own Paper and Our Darlings, and founder of the
Louis Wain Annual.
George Walker 1772–1847
The adventures of Timothy Thoughtless: or the misfortunes of a
little boy who ran away from boarding-school. 2nd edn 1813.
Also wrote poetry and adult novels.
John Alexander Walker
Jessie Dyson: a Christmas tale for the young. 1874, 1891, 1898.
J. G. Walker
Charley Ashley: or the adventures of an orphan boy. 1870.
George Henry Wall
The emigrant’s lost son: or life alone in the forest. London and New
York 1855 (illus), 1857.
Mrs Waller
The crosses of childhood: or Alice and her friends. [1864.]
All about the Marsdens: a chronicle of everyday life. 1865.
Maude’s visit to Sandybeach. 1865 (illus), 1884.
Procrastinating Mary. 1865.
Hugh Mulleneux Walmsley
Wild sports and savage life in Zulu land. London and New York 1877
(illus).
Also wrote other tales of adventure, and bks about Africa.
Dorothy Walrond
These little ones. Glasgow 1881, 1885, 1886, London and New York
1896.