A Child's Journey With Dickens (1912)

The memoir offers a vivid account of a young girl's European travels in the mid-19th century, highlighting her friendship with Charles Dickens. Divided into three parts, it captures her family's adventures through Paris, Switzerland, and Italy, and their encounters with literary figures like Victor Hugo. Wiggin shares her impressions of Dickens and insights into his life and writing. The final section reflects her return to America, emphasizing her passion for literature and her efforts to establish a school for underprivileged children, showcasing the cultural significance of the era.