Carolyn Wells 
Mother Goose’s Menagerie 
With Original Illustrations

In ‚Mother Goose’s Menagerie‘ by Carolyn Wells, readers are taken on a whimsical journey through a collection of delightful children’s rhymes and poems featuring various animals. Wells employs a charming and lyrical style, reminiscent of classic nursery rhymes, to engage young readers and ignite their imagination. The book showcases a range of literary devices such as alliteration, rhyme, and rhythm, making it a compelling and educational read for children. ‚Mother Goose’s Menagerie‘ is a timeless piece of children’s literature that continues to entertain and enchant readers of all ages. Written in a simple yet profound manner, the book serves as a valuable resource for parents and educators seeking to introduce young children to the world of poetry and storytelling. Carolyn Wells, the author of ‚Mother Goose’s Menagerie‘, was a prolific writer known for her contributions to children’s literature. Her deep understanding of childhood whimsy and creativity shines through in this book, as she seamlessly weaves together playful stories and charming illustrations to captivate young readers. Wells‘ passion for storytelling and her ability to infuse joy and laughter into her writing make ‚Mother Goose’s Menagerie‘ a must-read for anyone looking to spark a child’s imagination and foster a love for literature. I highly recommend ‚Mother Goose’s Menagerie‘ to parents, teachers, and anyone interested in introducing children to the magic of poetry and storytelling. Carolyn Wells‘ enchanting collection of animal-themed rhymes is sure to delight young readers and leave a lasting impression on their growing minds.

Über den Autor

Carolyn Wells (1862–1942) was a prolific American writer and poet known for her light verse, mystery novels, and children’s books. Born in Rahway, New Jersey, she embarked on her literary career after the publication of her first book, ‚At the Sign of the Sphinx‘ (1896). Wells had a penchant for clever wordplay and whimsy, evident in her foray into children’s literature with titles such as ‚Mother Goose’s Menagerie’—a testament to her imaginative re-envisioning of traditional nursery rhymes. Her literary style frequently incorporated humor and satire, playing to the tastes of both young audiences and adults. Beyond her work for children, Wells authored over 170 books, spanning genres that included mystery, humor, and verse. She is perhaps best remembered for her mystery series featuring detective Fleming Stone. Despite her passing over eight decades ago, Wells‘ contribution to different literary genres continues to be recognized, with her works often celebrated for their enduring charm and wit. Her literature remains a subject of study for those interested in early 20th-century American children’s books and popular fiction, and her name is etched in the annals of American literary history.