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1. goodandbeautifulbooklist.com › book › when-i-wasWhen I Was Your Age - The Good and The Beautiful Book List

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   When I Was Your Age. This book is one of my and my daughter’s favorite books. Laura E. Richards was an incredibly gifted and moral writer born in 1850. She wrote over 90 books, including biographies, poetry, a compilation of short stories, and books of fiction.

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3. poetry4kids.com › news › laura-e-richards-the-firstLaura E. Richards, the First American Children’s Nonsense Poet

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   Laura Elizabeth Howe Richards was an American writer of the late 19th century who published more than 90 books. Born on February 27, 1850, she is best known for the nonsense poems she created for children to enjoy, such as “Eletelephony.” Laura Richards’ parents were famous before she was born.

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   American author Laura Elizabeth Howe Richards (1850 – 1943) wrote more than ninety books, many of them delightful morality tales especially for children.

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   The Green Satin Gown Laura Elizabeth Howe Richards 86 downloads. Melody : The Story of a Child Laura Elizabeth Howe Richards 84 downloads. Captain January Laura Elizabeth Howe Richards 84 downloads. Jim of Hellas, or In Durance Vile; The Troubling of Bethesda Pool Laura Elizabeth Howe Richards 80 downloads.

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   Jun 16, 2012 · Following the birth of her first child, Laura E. Richards also began writing, and has written many tales for children. The Tale of The Golden Windows was written around 1903, along with other bedtime stories, and was included in a book of American Fairy Tales that I found at the library a couple of weeks ago.

7. poetry4kids.com › poets › laura-e-richardsLaura E. Richards – Kenn Nesbitt's Poetry4kids.com

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   One of her famous collections is Tirra Lirra: Rhymes Old and New, a book of poems that takes you on a delightful journey through the seasons, with poems about nature, animals, and playful adventures. Among Laura Richards’ treasure trove of writings, some poems stand out as true gems for their whimsy and charm, especially loved by children.

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   How many books did Laura Richards write?

   • Laura Elizabeth Howe Richards was an American writer of the late 19th century who published more than 90 books. Born on February 27, 1850, she is best known for the nonsense poems she created for children to enjoy, such as “Eletelephony.” Laura Richards’ parents were famous before she was born.

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   How many books did Laura Elizabeth Howe Richards write?

   • American author Laura Elizabeth Howe Richards (1850 – 1943) wrote more than ninety books, many of them delightful morality tales especially for children.

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   Who was Laura Elizabeth Richards?

   • Laura Elizabeth Richards was born February 27, 1850, at 74 Mount Vernon Street, Boston, Massachusetts, to distinguished parents and a home life that would early introduce her to the delights of language and fine arts as well as to a range of people and experiences.

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   Who were Laura Richards parents?

   • Born on February 27, 1850, she is best known for the nonsense poems she created for children to enjoy, such as “Eletelephony.” Laura Richards’ parents were famous before she was born. Her father was Samuel Gridley Howe, who ran the Perkins Institute for the Blind where Helen Keller and Laura Bridgman were educated.

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   What did Laura Richards do for a living?

   • When Laura Richards grew up, she and her sister wrote a biography of their mother that won a Pulitzer Prize. In addition to writing many poems and works of fiction, Richards was a philanthropist. She was very concerned about finding ways to help the people in the town where she lived with her husband.

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   What did Elizabeth Richards do for a living?

   • In addition to writing many poems and works of fiction, Richards was a philanthropist. She was very concerned about finding ways to help the people in the town where she lived with her husband. For example, Richards helped to change the practice of making children work at difficult jobs as if they were adults, which was common at the time.

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9. readseries.com › auth-oz › richardsbioLaura E. Richards - readseries.com

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   In Part III of A Critical History of Children's Literature, Elizabeth Nesbitt writes. There can be little doubt that in the books in Laura Richards' Queen Hildegarde series (1889- ) and Three Margarets series (1897- ) character, incident and situation are drawn from life.