The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature ... - uogenglish

Children’s Books
1899 | 1900
Pretty tales for the nursery. [1863.]
The child’s scripture history. 1863.
The child’s Sunday holiday. A true tale from the German. [1863.]
The little sea-bird. [1863.]
The child’s own verse book. 1864.
The child’s picture scrap book. 1864 (illustr G. J. D. Watson).
A child’s Sunday at home; or the Sabbath a delight. [1865.]
The good child’s ABC book. [1865?]
The idler cured: or Grandmother’s lesson. [1865.]
The child’s pictorial history of wild animals. 1865.
The good child’s coloured book. [1866.]
Aunt Annie’s stories: or the birthdays at Gordon Manor. 1866, 1868.
Bright thoughts for the little ones. By Grandmamma. 1866.
The child’s month of the sacred heart. By the author of The child’s
book for Lent. 1866.
The child’s pictorial museum of birds, beasts and fishes. 1866.
The child’s sixpenny packet. 1866.
Tom Bryant: or the stolen mince-pie. Birmingham 1866.
Child’s picture alphabet. [1867.]
Great riches. Nelly River’s story by Aunt Fanny. Edinburgh [1867].
Aunt Annie’s tales. 1867.
‘Chains for the neck.’ A textbook of heavenly truths for the young
compiled by Aunt Harriet. 1867.
Grandmamma’s nursery tales for all good boys and girls. [1867.]
The joy of well-doing. 1867.
Nursery times: or stories about the little ones. 1867 (illus).
For a good child. Containing the Alphabet of trades, The cat’s teaparty,
Cinderella. [1868], 1871 (as The cat’s tea-party).
The chaffinch’s nest: or be kind to the birds and other stories. [1868.]
William and Rupert: or the half holiday. [1868].
The history of Prince Perrypets: a fairy tale. By L. S. K. 1868 (illus).
The little child’s fable book. 1868 (illustr Georgina Bowers).
My Sundays and what shall I do with them. Taken from life. 1868.
What makes me grow?: or walks and talks with Amy Dudley. 1868.
The young child’s picture book, in words of one syllable. 1868.
The peasants of the Alps and Passe-tout, or the new fishing smack.
[1869.]
Alice and Beatrice. 1869.
The child’s picture book of domestic animals. 1869.
Little lasses and lads. 1869 (illustr O. Pletsch).
Aunt Louisa’s Sunday picture book. [1870.]
The cottage on the cliffs. [1870.]
Dame Barton’s party. [1870.]
Dr Savory’s tongs and other tales. [1870.]
The life of a doll. [1870.]
Aunt Affable’s book of tales. 1870.
The child’s own book of country pleasures. 1870.
The child’s own book of pictures, tales and poetry. 1870.
The secret drawer. 1870, 1886.
Alice Miles’ Good Friday: a tale. 1871, [1882].
Merry, merry England and snug little Wales. By G. K. A governess.
1871.
Edith Hinton: or twice blessed. [1873.]
Broken bead: or the value of little gifts. London and Edinburgh 1873.
True heroism and other stories. 1873.
Mouse the door boy: a tale of the mining districts. [1874.]
The orphan boy: or from peasant to prince. By C. L. [1874.]
Pretty pictures. 1874.
The cottage on the shore: or little Gwen’s story. [1875.]
The forest crossing: life in the Canadian backwoods. [1875.]
Childland: picture pages for the little ones. 1875 (illustr O. Pletsch).
The little snowdrop and her golden casket. 1875.
Grandmamma’s nursery tales for all good boys and girls. [1876.]
True and false friendship and other stories. [1876.]
The boy artist: a tale for the young. By F. M. S. Edinburgh 1876.
Love sweetens truth: or how Caleb conquered. 1876.
Esther’s journal: or a tale of Swiss pension life. 1876.
Once upon a time: or the boy’s book of adventures. [1878.]
The children in the scrub. A story of Tasmania. [1878.]
Charley’s rabbits. The little fisherman and other interesting tales.
[1879.]
The little cripple and other tales for the young. 1879.
The story of Tommie Brown and the Queen of the fairies. [1879.]
Schoolboy life and incident. 1880.
Georgie’s prayer and what came of it. [1881.]
Gerties’ sunflower. By Mabel. [1881.]
The magic sunflower. By Mabel. [1881.]
Grannie’s young days. By Mabel. 1881.
Mother’s blessing and other stories. [1882.]
Nocholina: a story about an iceberg. And other tales of the far north.
[1882.]
Pussy cat purr told in words and pictures. [1882.]
A bit of holly. 1882 (illustr J. Whymper).
The fool’s paradise: mirth and fun for young and old. [1883] (illus).
From do nothing hall to happy-day house. 1883 (illustr J. A. Miles).
Our Ethel: a tale. By M. C. E. [1884] (illustr G. Browne).
The way to spend pocket money: or Johnny and his grandmother.
2nd edn 1884.
Childhood’s joy: or to be good is to be happy. By Aunt Clara. 1886.
New fairy tales for children young and old. By Aunt Emmy. 1889.
Grandmamma’s book of nursery rhymes for the nursery. [1894.]
Fluffy: or what a little dog did. By M. F. W. 1894.
Grandmamma’s fireside stories. 1894.
Jem’s wife: a story of life in London. Edinburgh 1894.
Uncle Will’s heirs. By F. W. I. Edinburgh and London 1894.
Under the old oaks: or won by love. A tale. Edinburgh 1897.
Aunt Affable’s two penny series of pretty play books. nd.
‘Aunt Annie’, pseud.
St Mary and her times. 1851.
The mountain refuge; or sure help in time of need. 1862.
The merchant prince and his heir; or the triumphs of duty. Dublin
1863.
Aunt Annie’s stories; or the birthdays at Gordon Manor. 1866.
Aunt Annie’s tales. 1867.
The convent prize book.‘1868’ [1867].
The white cat of York. [1879.]
‘Aunt Charlotte’, Charlotte M. Yonge.
See col 1443.
‘Aunt Louisa’
See Laura Belinda Valentine.
‘Harriet’, pseud.
Harriet; or the innocent adultress. 1779.
Chains from the neck. A text-book of heavenly truths. 1867.
Harriet’s mistakes. A story for servants. 1882.
‘Margery Meanwell’, pseud.
The new Tom Thumb with an account of his wonderful exploits.
1815 (illus).
‘Billy Merrythought’
Juvenile dialogues and recreations for schoolboys during the leisure
hours at boarding school. Chelmsford 1815.