The Empire Annual for Girls, 1911

'The Empire Annual for Girls, 1911,' edited by A. R. Buckland, is a collection of short stories and articles aimed at young girls, published in the early 20th century. The anthology features narratives that emphasize adventure, personal growth, and social responsibility, with contributions from various authors. Notably, it opens with 'The Christmas Child,' a story about siblings who, despite financial struggles, embody the spirit of generosity during the holiday season. This collection serves as both entertainment and a moral guide for the daughters of the British Empire.