Super Index of Children's Books Online: the Rosetta Project
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Babes and Blossoms

Babyland Baby Bunting's Neighbors A Little Great-Grandfather The Little Jap Doll The Story of Baby's Shirt The Star in the East Santa's Mistake The Mystery in Polly's Nursery Baby Buntings' Neighbors A Little Head of a Family The Story of Baby's Blanket How to Choose a Valentine The Dissatisfied Presents Guy's Poultice Cutting Dolly's Hair The Story of Baby's Cotton Gown Baby's Dream of Spring Going to Grandpa's Baby Bunting's Neighbors from Spain What a Little Sister Did The Story of Baby's Shoes Shadow Pictures for Baby What Baby Did Two Market Gardeners Baby Bunting's Neighbor from Japan Old Az's Stamp The Story of Baby's Sash Baby's Troubles Baby Bunting's Neighbor from Scotland The Joyful Ones Roller and Ditto Too Little to Play The Story of Baby's Mug Nan's Morning with Baby Baby Bunting's Neighbor from Holland Mama's Game Little Peter's Punishment The Story of Baby's Plate A Good Time for the Babies How Marjorie behaved Baby Bunting's Neighbors from Turkey The Hen that Played Hide and Seek What Kitty Thought The Story of Baby's Bread In the Work-Basket At the Sea Shore Baby Bunting's Neighbors from Africa A Fish Story Mama's Coronation The Story of Baby's Play-Things Baby Bunting's Neighbor from China Trump and Hero Baby Buns' Ride Tommy's Story The Story of Baby's Picture Book The Home Guard Little Hasty-Wasty Baby Bunting's Neighbor from France Washing Day Little Tommy's Dream The Story of Baby's Crib Mama's Garland Pussy Spoke Too Baby Bunting's Neighbor from Switzerland Santa Claus' Little Boy Baby's Sad Christmas A Christmas Game The Story of Baby's Pillow Mamma Molly Baby Bunting's Neighbor from South America Images: Baby Santa Claus Two Wild Cat Babies My Little Valentine Little Ah Ling's Pony (The Chinese Buffalo) How does my grandma do this I wonder Baby's kind big brother Baby bears at play Portrait Painter Showery weather in the kitchen A little Turk Who are you? An afternoon canter A letter to grandpapa The catchers The pitcher My papa's horse, Hero I got my shoe off, all alone, my own self This is the way little Bess skates

Baby's ABC Book

Bambi Images: She began to hurry. Bambi sprang after her It took Banbi's breath away to see them ... it grew harder and harder to find food "Can you help me a little?" she said Bambi rushed after her ... she was quiet and serious and gentler than any of the others

The Bashful Earthquake The Bashful Earthquake The Lovesick Scarecrow The Music of the Future Song The Doorless Wolf The Bold Bad Butterfly Crumbs Japanesque The Difference Why Ye Blossome Cometh Before Ye Leafe The First First of April The Epigrammatist The Silver Lining The Boastful Butterfly The Three Wishes Truth The Tragic Mice Absence of Mind The Graduate The Poet's Proposal A Three-Sided Question The Snail's Dream A Christmas Legend Hyde and Seeke In the Café The Legend of the Lily The Untutored Giraffe The Enchanted Wood A Bunny Romance The Flower Circus The Fatuous Flower A Love Story Ye Knyghte-Mare Metaphysics The Princess That Wasn't The Lion's Tour The Fugitive Thought The Cussed Damozel A Gas-log Reverie Cupid's Fault All Aboard Killing Time The Mermaid Club A Song Angel's Toys The Reformed Tigress Two Ladies To the Wolf at the Door The Fall of J. W. Beane

The Bear Garden I. Plans II. A Bear Garden III. Stubbins Broadcasts IV. A Bombshell V. The Coming of Bluebell VI. A Lady in the House VII. Revenge VIII. Fee Fi Fo Fum IX. The Capture X. The Escape XI. "Oh, Dem Golden Slippers" XII. The Farewell Feast Images: Stubbins lay fast asleep in a cardboard box "It means we ought to have a piece of ground and grow our own food," he said, speaking very pompously It wobbled to and fro disappearing into the hole He began to sew peas all along the tape "This is B.B.C. Home and Sauces falling," he began in a loud grand voice "Ruined!" she said, briefly Hastily grabbed a daisy from the grass "He's not a consciencious objector, I suppose?" "Alas and alas! What shall I do?" said Bluebell "I must remember to keep my temper," he said to himself "Stubbins, and you open the fastening?" "Quick! They're after me!" "You men are easily amused!" remarked Lord Rushington

The Bear Who Never Was Cross

Beautiful Book of Nursery Rhymes The Story of Old Mother Hubbard and Her Dog The Story of the Three Little Pigs Sing a Song of Sixpence The Story of Little Jack Sprat The Story of Old Dame Trot and Her Pig

Beauty and the Beast and Other Stories Beauty and the Beast December Helen Two Sides of a Question The Baby Party Who is He? The Vain Cat The Foolish Boy A Brother and Sister Pigs and Sheep Margery's Thoughts Mrs. Sedgwick's Strange Caller Mrs. Howard's Violet Bed Pussy at the Breakfast Table In the Studio Too Late A Sad Little Maid An Old English Game The Good Giant The Toad's New Coat Lost in the Snow The Orphan Turkeys Frankie's Soldiers Herbert's Bad Habit The Schoolgirl The Red Dragon Little Annie Counts her Babies The Pansie's Secret Dilly Dally A Very Large Doll What the Clock Says The Pitcher Plant Africa Who Told? Flowers that Love the Sun Summer My Dandelion Girl The Dragonfly

The Bee Who Would Not Work

Belle River Friends in Wings and Feathers The River Belle River Farm Belle River Children Mrs. Chickabiddy Stories Ruth's Flower Garden The Nest Under the House The Wings of Red Comb Ducks on Belle River Farm Jimmie the Crow and Mr. White Goosey, Goosey, Gander Ruth and the Gander Goose Feathers Wild Geese The Turkeys on Belle River Farm Grandmother Turkey's Nest Father Gobbler's Story Grandmother Turkey's Story Peter's Story of Turkey Ways The Gobbler School The Rooster School The Hen's Sitting Room Hatching Day The Greedy Robin A Belle River Fisher Another Fisher in Belle River

Beppo the Donkey Little Beppo's Home The Street The Hawk Beppo Moves The Little Brothers and Sisters The Beautiful Mountain The Strangers A Journey The Cart Images: Color All the Little Brothers and Sisters Sarino The Woman with the Greens The Chickens Were Frightened Sarino Said Goodbye to Rosalia Sarino's Mother Opened the Door "Do You Like Beppo?" Sarino Asked Every Day They Played Together The People Had to Leave the Villages Sarino's Cousin "Did You Get Tired Waiting?" Sarino Asked Sarino and Beppo Stood and Watched He Fastened the Tassels to Beppo's Bridle Sarino and the Fisherman The New Cart Black & White Where Beppo Lived Beppo and His Mother "Beppo!" She Cried. "Go Home!" Beppo and the Hawk Sarino and Beppo in the Rain The Goat Was Lying Under the Cart The Giant Under the Mountain "Those Are the Rocks Which a Giant Threw"

Betty, Bobby and Bubbles

Betty June and Her Friends The Little House Betty June's Roses Gray Rabbit's Ride Puppy Dog's Bone Spotty Toad Goes Sailing Betty June's Door Key Soup for Supper Going Down Hill The Sand Pile The Race Hide and Seek The Wind Pussycat's Mittens The Birds' Good-by Party Betty June Goes Home

Billy Whiskers Mr. Wagner Buys a Goat Billy Whiskers Makes Trouble Billy at the Soda Fountain Billy Gives the Boys a Ducking in the Mill Pond Billy's Adventures in Town Billy Has a Ride in the Police Patrol Wagon Billy Joins the Fire Patrol Billy and Nanny Get Into Mischief Billy and Nanny are Married Billy as a Performer in the Circus Billy and the Snakes What Billy Did on Sunday What Billy Did on Monday What Billy Did on Tuesday What Billy Did on Wednesday What Billy Did on Thursday What Billy Did on Friday Billy Finds Nanny Images: "Look Here, That Is My Goat!" In Two Minutes, He Had Sent the Dog Flying Over the Fence The Italian Was So Horrified and Dismayed To See What Had Happened That He Forgot What Little English He Knew This Called Forth A Shout of Glee from the Policemen Who Were Looking Over the Fence The Farmer Stopped To See What All the Row Was About "Oh, My! Look At This Queer-Looking Goat With Three Horns. Don't He Look Fierce?"

Bird Children

Bitty and the Bears Chapter I. The Bears Depart Chapter II. Journey's End Chapter III. Ideas Chapter IV. The Bear's Head Chapter V. Stocking a Shop Chapter VI. A Bear is Sold Chapter VII. Stubbins Obeys Orders Chapter VIII. At The Telephone Chapter IX. Stubbins Goes to School Chapter X. Orange Pekoe Chapter XI. Showing Off Chapter XII. To the Rescue Chapter XIII. Going Home Images: The bears all stared up at the dear little house. Sandy sat down on his little stool confronting his bears. "Ouch!" shrieked the poor Bear, leaping round. "Ooh, ooh, Albert. Help! Albert!" "May I bathe too?" asked the puzzled Sleepie timidly. "We don't sell eggs by the pound, sir," said the little shopkeeper humbly. Bitty had to bear two ugly faces staring closely in at him. Stubbins was sold. He sat down on the speaking end. The only one in a beautiful cap. "Are you glad I bought you?" "Showing off," said the Bear unexpectedly, looking down at him. He was lying on his face on the board. Little Pekoe was found to be struggling with a pepper-pot almost as large as himself.

Black Beauty PART I. CHAPTER I. My Early Home CHAPTER II. The Hunt CHAPTER III. My Breaking In CHAPTER IV. Birtwick Park CHAPTER V. A Fair Start CHAPTER VI. Liberty CHAPTER VII. Ginger CHAPTER VIII. Ginger's Story Continued CHAPTER IX. Merrylegs CHAPTER X. A Talk in the Orchard CHAPTER XI. Plain Speaking CHAPTER XII. A Stormy Day CHAPTER XIII. The Devil's Trade-Mark CHAPTER XV. The Old Ostler CHAPTER XVI. The Fire CHAPTER XVII. John Manly's Talk CHAPTER XVIII. Going for the Doctor CHAPTER XIX. Only Ignorance CHAPTER XX. Joe Green CHAPTER XXI. The Parting PART II. CHAPTER XXII. Earlshall CHAPTER XXIII. A Strike for Liberty CHAPTER XXIV. The Lady Ann, or A Runaway Horse CHAPTER XXV. Reuben Smith CHAPTER XXVI. How It Ended CHAPTER XXVII. Ruined, and Going Downhill CHAPTER XXVIII. A Job Horse and His Drivers CHAPTER XXIX. Cockneys CHAPTER XXX. A Thief CHAPTER XXXI. A Humbug PART III. CHAPTER XXXII. A Horse Fair CHAPTER XXXIII. A London Cab Horse CHAPTER XXXIV. An Old War Horse CHAPTER XXXV. Jerry Barker CHAPTER XXXVI. The Sunday Cab CHAPTER XXXVII. The Golden Rule CHAPTER XXXVIII. Dolly and a Real Gentleman CHAPTER XXXIX. Seedy Sam CHAPTER XL. Poor Ginger CHAPTER XLI. The Butcher CHAPTER XLII. The Election CHAPTER XLIII. A Friend in Need CHAPTER XLIV. Old Captain and His Successor CHAPTER XLV. Jerry's New Year PART IV. CHAPTER XLVI. Jakes and the Lady CHAPTER XLVII. Hard Times CHAPTER XLVIII. Farmer Thoroughgood and His Grandson Willie CHAPTER XLIX. My Last Home Images: "I fell heavily to the ground on my side" "The Black Horse Moved no More." "Well, Old Pet, and How is Your Little Darkie?" "My Coat was Brushed Every Day." "A Travelling Cart Hhung with Baskets." "Liberty." "Under the Chestnut Tree." "Some Men Leaped their Horses Clean Over." "Come Along, Lassie, Come Along." "The grass was cool and soft to our feet" "The Bearing-Rein--Enough to Drive One Mad." "Merrylegs." "The Master on Ginger, the Mistress on Me." "A Talk in the Orchard." "Making Straight for Our Meadow." "A Very Near Touch." "Master went with me to the Smith's Forge." "Snorting with Astonishment and Fear." "The Air was Frosty, the Moon was Bright." Black Beauty "There is a Fellow Flogging Two Horses to Death." "The First who went were Miss Jessie and Flora." "They Came to Bid us Good-Bye." "The Master on Ginger, the Mistress on Me" "After a Struggle I Threw Him Off Backwards." "I Was Shipped Off." "He Sponged My Sides a Good While Tenderly." "Is That Pony Made of Flesh and Blood?" "Now John," he said, "Ride for your life" "The Dishonest Groom and the Boy." "The Bridge is Broken in the Middle," said John. "Showing Off their Paces." "A Comfortable, Clean-Smelling Stall." "Coaxing, He Led Me out of the Stable." "We were Swung Through the Air." "On Purpose to Kill Them." "Her Hat was Gone-Her Hair Streaming Behind Her." "Jerry Barker." "I Uttered no Sound, but Stood there and Listened." "Sunday Rest." "A Horse Down!" "The Head Hung out of the Cart Tail." "I was Driven Away by the Force of their Charge." "The Election." "I was Led Back to the Stables."

Blue Beard

Bobbie Bubbles Images: Frontspiece Still the shining bubble grew and grew "Honk! Honk!" cried the leader Bobbie held up his hands Serving his Majesty, the Moon "Follow us," the farmer called Bobbie surrounded by hundreds of winged men Bobbie was almost ready to cry "Will you not let him go?" He rushed down from his throne A band of smiling fairies burst through the blossoms Half flying, half dancing, they circled Bobbie Bobbie wished for one delicious thing after another Away they flew Bobbie was sure he had never seen the Breezes before "Have a good time" At the foot of the arch stood the Rainbow Dwarf Each carried a long dandelion stem with a fuzzy head The Comet Express bore down upon Bobbie Bobbie went hurtling down Below him was the big, deep sea There sat Bobbie in his garden at home He glanced down at the soaky little puddle

Bobby Coon's Mistake

Bo-bo the Pig Is Good and Bad Images: Frontspiece Bo-Bo the Pig He was Grinning Happily They Found Him on His Stilts Poor Bo-Bo the Pig Out Came the Hornets Grampa Fox was a Lawyer Old Bill Hippo Smoked His Pipe It Was a Great Banquet All the Folks in Zoo Zoo Land Were There Jocko the Monk Painted Uncle Tusker's Picture Uncle Tusker Consented To Have his Picture Painted Bo-Bo the Pig Was Sure He Suffered Most of All The Sharp Point Caught the Ball It Was a Warm Day It Was Late in the Afternoon When Jocko Arrived Tailpiece

Bonny Bairns A Story What Baby is Like Two Mamas Comfort Down by the Garden Wall Two Kittys Hoops My Lover Say Please Jumpity Jump The Butterfly Two Years Old Orphaned The Old Clock Too Sure What's in the Basket When the Winds Are Blowing Supper Shadows The Chimney Bird Where Is Milly? Snow

Boston Tea Party

Boys and Girls from Storyland The Two Friends Butterfly-Land Griselda's Visit The Merry Dance Peggy Goes To School Baby and Diamond The Garden Door Curdie's Mother The Church Tower In the Tree-Tops Diamond's Window What Irene Saw The Magic Cure Alois of the Mill The Children and Hirschvogel Barbara's Ride Tom and His Shadow Learning To Read Curdie's New Friend The Little Driver Lolo and Moufflou Irene Saves Curdie Findelkind's Lambs Images: He fastened the cheek-strap very carefully She peeked in with great satisfaction "Are you comfortable?" inquired the Cuckoo August opened the window, crammed the snow into his mouth again and again "Little girl, why do you cry?" he said As Diamond sat down, again, took the baby in his lap It was the main door of a garden "Hush, Curdie!" said his mother, "Do not wake her" The Church Tower Diamond's nest Diamond's Window Whether the boy heard her or not, he did not stop his singing She rubbed the ointment gently all over the hot, swollen hand Nello drew their likeness with a stick of charcoal "It is a sin, it is a theft, it is an infamy," he said Barbara's Ride As Tom picked it up he felt that it was filled with money Within a month he was able to spell out most of the verses for himself They began to weave a strange dance about him The Little Driver They play with Moufflou and the poodle puppy half the day They had come out by the channel of the little stream He knelt down on the ground, there lay the little lambs

The Brave Tin Soldier The Castle Maiden A Fall from a Window The Merchant's Son The Wishing Ring A Giant Outwitted The King's Rabbits The Magic Horn Winning a Princess The Vagabonds An Unlucky Wife Hereafter A Disguised Princess A Beautiful Stranger The Enchanted Castle Seven Inches A Brave Rescue Left Behind The Three Crowns The Forgotten Crow Images: The little boy and his soldiers Jack and the sleeping giant The cock and the hen have a ride The fight with Al Rachid

The Bubble Book

Buddy Jim Forward Leaving Home In The City Buddy Jim, Old Red Squirrel and the Robin Bird Buddy Jim and the Pin-Cushiony Person Buddy Jim Goes Swimming and Meets a Queer Little Neighbor Buddy Jim Goes Fishing Buddy Jim Sees Madame Mink Buddy Jim, Mrs Weasel and Little Mother Bob White Buddy Jim and the Flying Squirrels Buddy Jim and Molly Cotton-Tail Buddy Jim and the Harvest Mice Buddy Jim and the Gray Squirrel Family Buddy Jim and the Musquash Child Buddy Jim and the Wood-Chuck People Buddy Jim and the Chipmunk Family Buddy Jim Goes Camping

The Building of a Ship Images: I. "In the ship-yard stood the Master." II. "Staunch and strong, a goodly vessel." III. The Great Harry IV. "A beautiful and gallant craft." V. "Pascagoula's sunny bay." VI. "The old man and the fiery youth." VII. "He saw the form of his promised bride." VIII. The Ship-Yard IX. "The magic charm of foreign lands." X. "The silent group in the twilight gloom."