Laura Elizabeth Howe Richards, que también publicó como Laura E. Richards, fue una prolífica autora cuyas obras abarcaron una amplia gama de géneros, incluyendo poesía, biografía y literatura infantil. Sus escritos a menudo exhiben una cualidad lúdica y accesible, resonando con lectores de todas las edades. Richards provenía de una familia prominente cuyo legado artístico e intelectual parece informar su propio enfoque creativo. Su habilidad para crear piezas imaginativas y memorables, particularmente en el ámbito del verso de sinsentido literario, la marca como una voz distintiva en la literatura.
Spoiled New York City girl Hildegarde Graham is sent to stay with her mother's old nurse in the country, when her parents must take a trip to California, and learns the value of simplicity, kindness, and a more democratic sensibility.
This heartwarming children's tale follows the adventures of a young girl named Star and her guardian, Captain January, a lighthouse keeper. When a wealthy woman tries to adopt Star and separate her from Captain January, Star must find a way to stay with her beloved guardian. Filled with themes of love, family, and loyalty, this book is sure to capture the hearts of children and adults alike.
This charming book tells the story of Toto, a lovable little dog who goes on many adventures with his human companions. Written by acclaimed author Laura Elizabeth Howe Richards, The Joyous Story of Toto is a heartwarming tale that celebrates the bond between humans and their furry friends. A must-read for dog lovers of all ages.
This book is a heartwarming collection of reminiscences from Laura Elizabeth Howe Richards. She recounts stories of her youth, from the antics of her siblings to the struggles of farm life. Through her tales, Richards captures the essence of a bygone era and brings to life the joys and difficulties of growing up in nineteenth-century New England. This book is a must-read for anyone who loves stories of family, adventure, and the simple pleasures of life.
This biography tells the story of Julia Ward Howe, a writer, poet, and activist who played a prominent role in American intellectual and social circles during the 19th and early 20th centuries. Drawing on personal letters, diaries, and other primary sources, Richards provides a nuanced and compelling portrait of this extraordinary woman and her times.
Join beloved literary characters January and Geoffrey as they embark on charming adventures that will warm your heart. From a miraculous Christmas rescue to the taming of a wild sea captain, this delightful story collection will enchant readers both young and old.