Juliana Horatia Ewing and Her Books

This book is a fascinating biographical account of Juliana Horatia Ewing, a foundational figure in English children's literature, written by her sister, Horatia K. F. Eden. It provides an intimate look at Ewing's life, from her childhood in a large family to her marriage and prolific writing career. Parents and educators interested in the history of children's literature, Victorian society, or the lives of influential women will find this a valuable resource. It explores her unique contributions, such as her "child-novels" and her role in shaping early children's magazines, offering insights into the inspirations behind her beloved stories like "Jackanapes" and "The Story of a Short Life."

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