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"Wenonah's Stories for Children" was written by Clara Louise Burnham and published in 1916. American novelist known for her insightful social narratives and exploration of gender roles.

Wenonah's Stories for Children

1916

Clara Louise Burnham

Wenonah's Stories for Children

Clara Louise Burnham

1916

Wenonah's Stories for Children, published in 1916 by Clara Louise Burnham, is a collection of children's stories featuring siblings Lois and Harold Robbins. The tales revolve around their adventures during a summer visit to Lake Michigan, where they encounter an Indian maiden named Wenonah. The stories emphasize moral lessons, friendship, cultural appreciation, and the magic of storytelling, reflecting early 20th-century themes in children's literature.