Super Index of Children's Books Online: the Rosetta Project
Stories, poems, rhymes, chapters and illustrations

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Happy Hour Stories Humbo and Mumbo At the Seaside Three Wishes The Child and the Fairies Old Dunk Has Some Fun Trees The Poplar Tree A Winter Song Why Bears Sleep Winters My Shadow The Rabbit's Tail A Good Boy George Washington Jackson Who Likes the Rain? Bobby's Fairy Shoes The Wind The Giraffe and the Palms The Wild Geese The Boy and the Fairies Sir Robin The Robin's Christmas Song The Flowers' Party

Having Fun Betty Billy Fluff Bunny Bing Squealer Fun Billy and Betty Play House Squealer Ran Away Raining A Ride on the Big Train I Know a Story The Birthday Party Billy and Betty Go to School The Rabbit with the Little Blue Cup The Bear and His Party Squealer Goes to Grandpa Pat Pat Does Funny Things For Christmas The Christmas Tree A Ride to the Woods A Picture Show in the Playhouse I Wish Grandfather Owl and His Nightcap Pat Goes to Live in the Woods

Heidi I. Heidi's First Mountain Climb II. A New Home with Grandfather III. Little Bear and Little Swan IV. Shooting Down the Mountain Side V. A Railroad Journey VI. Clara, the Patient Little Invalid VII. The Unfriendly Housekeeper VIII. Surprises for the Children IX. Mr. Sesemann Takes Heidi's Part X. Clara's Loveable Grandmother XI. Home-Sickness XII. "My House Is Haunted" XIII. At Home Again on the Mountain XIV. The Coat with the Silver Buttons XV. A Great Disappointment XVI. The Doctor Comes with Presents XVII. Excursions Over the Mountains XVIII. A New Home for the Winter XIX. Heidi Teaches Obstinate Peter XX. A Strange Looking Procession XXI. Happy Days for the Little Visitor XXII. Wicked Peter and the Unlucky Chair XXIII. Good-Bye to the Beautiful Mountain Images: Up the Mountain to Grandfather (color) Heidi Drank in the Golden Sunlight, the Fresh Air and the Sweet Smell of the Flowers (color) Heidi Tenderly Stroked the Two Goats in Turn Heidi Now Began to Give a Lively Description of Her Life with the Grandfather (color) Miss Rottermeyer Jumped Higher Than She Had for Many Long Years (color) "Why, There Is Nothing Outside but the Stoney Streets" Grandmother's Kind Advice Brings Comfort to Heidi (color) Heidi Learns To Make Doll Clothes The Doctor Discovers Heidi's Home-Sickness It Was Not Long Before the Fir Trees Began Their Old Song (color) "Our Milk Tastes Nicer Than Anything Else in the World, Grandfather A Strange-Looking Procession Was Making Its Way Up the Mountain (color) The Little Invalid Finds That She Is Able to Walk "Are You Really My Little Clara?" (color) "We Must Not Overdo It," He Said, Taking Clara Up in His Arms Peter Went Rolling and Bumping Down the Slope

Hillside Farm How Old Tom saved John, the Waggoner Sukie's Triumph How Netta the Lamb went to the Sheep Washing Moggie the Cow Images: Old Tom Sukie Netta Moggie

A History of Animals Moose Camel Opossum Ichneumon Kangaroo Raccoon Cat Dog Porcupine Rabbit

The History of the Little Old Woman Who Lived in a Shoe

Holiday Time at Butternut Hill Images: Frontspiece Betsy Spider Fancy Spinning Taught Christmas decorations of all sorts There were bargain hunters by the score Watching everything that happened He liked to play Mouse & Co. are doing a big business Calling to them all to come Mother Bunny has no time to be idle They were warm and happy None enjoyed it all so much as the Bunnies They were greatly interested They marveled at what they saw A Christmas Spirit was everywhere They were arriving late They found ways to make home-made gifts Mr. Woodpecker tattoos another greeting Getting ready for the holiday It is a merry, joyous greeting they receive The Snow Birds sang for them He had a gift for everyone Jack-in-the-Bandbox was a lot of fun He was greatly frightened

Holland Kiddies

The Hollow Tree Snowed-In Book To Friends Old and New The First Snowed-In Story Mr. Dog at the Circus The Second Snowed-In Story The Widow Crow's Boarding House The Finding of the Hollow Tree The Third Snowed-In Story The Fourth Snowed-In Story The "Snowed-In" Literary Club The "Snowed-In" Literary Club, Part II The Discontented Fox Mr. Possum's Great Story The Bark of the Old Hungry-Wolf An Early Spring Call On Mr. Bear Mr. Crow's Garden When Jack Rabbit was a Little Boy A Hollow Tree Picnic

The Horkey

How Freckle Frog Made Herself Pretty

How Punky Dunk Helped Old Prince

How Sing Found the World is Round

How to Tell the Birds from the Flowers The Burr. The Bird. The Crow. The Crocus. The Plover. The Clover. Ole Gander. Oleander. The Hen. The Lichen. The Pelican. The Panicle. The Pea. The Pewee. The Parrot. The Carrot. The Rue. The Rooster. The Hawk. The Hollyhock. The Pecan. The Toucan. The Cat-bird. The Cat-nip. The Quail. The Kale. The Auk. The Orchid. The Cow-bird. The Cowslip. The Butter-ball. The Buttercup. The Roc. The Shamrock. A Sparrer. Asparagus. The Blue Mountain Lory. The Blue Morning Glory. The Tern. The Turnip. The Larks. The Larkspur. Cross Bill. Sweet William. The Ibis. The 'Ibiscus. The Pipe. The Snipe. The Jay. The Bay. The Gent-ian. The Lady-bird. Puffin. Nuffin. The Bee. The Beet. The Beetle. The Bunny. The Tunny. The Puss. The Octopus. The Eel. The Eelephant. The Ant. The Pheasant. The Hare. The Harrier. The Pen-guin. The Sword-fish. The Gnu. The Newt. The Ray. The Raven. The Ape. The Grape. The Doe. The Dodo. The Pipe-fish. The Sea-gar. The Elk. The Whelk. The P-cock. The Q-cumber. The Sloe. The Sloth. The Cow. The Cowry. The Antelope. The Cantelope. The Pansy. The Chim-pansy. Naught. Nautilus.

Humpty Dumpty and Some Other Funny People Humpty Dumpty Simple Simon The Man in the Moon Came Tumbling Down Dr. Foster Went To Gloster There Was an Old Woman Who Lived In a Shoe Peter, Peter, Pumpkin-Eater Three Wise Men of Gotham The Old Market Woman Old King Cole There Was an Old Woman Tossed Up In a Basket