Woodbine-Arbor; Or, The Little Gardeners: A Story of a Happy Childhood

Woodbine-Arbor; Or, The Little Gardeners is a mid-19th century children's story that follows the lives of six siblings—Henry, Charles, Maria, John, Elizabeth, and Harriet—who learn valuable life lessons through gardening. Set in a picturesque countryside home near New York City, the narrative emphasizes themes of family, responsibility, and the joys of childhood as the children cultivate their garden under the guidance of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard. The story culminates in a celebration of their parents' wedding anniversary, highlighting the importance of family bonds and moral upbringing.