The Diary of a Goose Girl

Kate Douglas Wiggin was a pioneering American children's author and educator, known for her contributions to early childhood education and her beloved literary works. Born in Philadelphia, she founded the first free kindergarten in San Francisco and established a training school for teachers. Her notable books, including "Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm," reflect her commitment to children's literature and education, showcasing themes of childhood, community, and moral growth. Wiggin's legacy continues to influence educators and readers alike.