The Collected Stories - Laura E. Richards
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The Collected Stories by Laura E. Richards gathers the imaginative and heartwarming tales of a New England author celebrated for her contributions to children's literature and light verse. With charm, wit, and a deep understanding of childhood wonder, Richards's stories explore themes of kindness, curiosity, courage, and the joys of everyday life. Her characters-often plucky, clever, and full of spirit-navigate both whimsical adventures and meaningful moral lessons, all rendered in her signature engaging style. This collection highlights Richards's enduring appeal as a storyteller who could…mehr

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The Collected Stories by Laura E. Richards gathers the imaginative and heartwarming tales of a New England author celebrated for her contributions to children's literature and light verse. With charm, wit, and a deep understanding of childhood wonder, Richards's stories explore themes of kindness, curiosity, courage, and the joys of everyday life. Her characters-often plucky, clever, and full of spirit-navigate both whimsical adventures and meaningful moral lessons, all rendered in her signature engaging style. This collection highlights Richards's enduring appeal as a storyteller who could delight young readers while gently inspiring them, making it a treasured volume for families and lovers of classic children's literature.
Autorenporträt
Laura E. Richards (1850-1943) was an American author, poet, and composer best known for her children's books and poetry. She was the daughter of the prominent social reformer and suffragist, Julia Ward Howe, and she used her writing to address a variety of social issues. Richards is perhaps most famous for her poem "The Castle Builders" and her children's stories like Captain January and The Boy Scouts of America. Her works often blended themes of moral instruction, imagination, and adventure, earning her a lasting place in American literature, especially in the realm of children's literature.