Dooryard Stories

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These are stories about the domestic animals like the birds, cats, and even creepy crawlers. This collection will surely make you laugh and the sound of the animals will make you think that they are partly humans, and you can also gain lessons together with them. For instance, when a dominating maggot does not behave properly, how a little bird spitefully fell on the rocky ground because he went against his father and mother, and how a few of the birds were joyful when they took care of their younger brothers and sisters. There are tons of amazing animal stories that will make you believe that the life adventures of your dooryard animals are so much exciting. Clara Eleanor Dillingham Pierson was a US writer of children’s literature of the 20th century. Clara Eleanor was born in 1868 in Coldwater, Michigan, the sole child of Jennie Lincoln Dillingham and Captain Lucius Abell Dillingham. After she was home-schooled, she enrolled to accomplish a training program for kindergarten teachers in Chicago, Illinois. She became a teacher in the same training program at Alma College for some years, later becoming a superintendent of the college’s Training Department. Clara Eleanor became a famous writer of children’s literature, with her well known fictions being semi-realistic tales about animals. Her work on the Among the People, is a set of animal story collections was printed between 1897 and 1902 and ranked her one of the top writers of themes about nature during her lifetime. As it remains to be prevalent, this collection is republished. Her animal stories are in consonance with the stories of Thornton Burgess written after some years, her stories usually provide a moral, implied in titles as The Thrifty Deer-Mouse. Later in her life, she wrote a number of publications meant for the young ones.
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