Sarah Chauncey Woolsey

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Sarah Chauncey Woolsey (January 29, 1835 - April 9, 1905) was an American children's author who wrote under the pen name Susan Coolidge. She was born in Cleveland, Ohio and apent much of her childhood in New Haven Connecticut. She worked as a nurse during the American Civil War (1861-1865), after which she started to write. Woolsey never married, and resided at her family home in Newport, R.I., until her death. She edited The Autobiography and Correspondence of Mrs. Delaney (1879) and The Diary and Letters of Frances Burney (1880). She is best known for her classic children's novel What Katy Did. The fictional Carr family was modeled after the author's own, with Katy Carr inspired by Susan (Sarah) herself, and the brothers and sisters modeled on Coolidge's Woolsey siblings. (1872).

Contents

[edit] Works

[edit] Books

[edit] Katy Series

  • 1872: What Katy Did or What Katy did at Home [1]#
  • 1873: What Katy Did at School [2]
  • 1886: What Katy Did Next [3]
  • 1888: Clover [4]
  • 1890: In the High Valley

[edit] Single Books

  • 1871: New-Year's Bargain, The [Tales.], edited by Louisa May Alcott
  • 1874: Mischief's Thanksgiving, and other stories
  • 1874: Little Miss Mischief, and other stories
  • 1875: Nine Little Goslings
  • 1875: Curly Locks
  • 1876: For Summer Afternoons [Tales.]
  • 1879: Eyebright A story
  • 1880: Verses [5], [6]
  • 1880: A Guernsey lily or, How the feud was healed. A story for girls and boys.
  • 1881: Cross Patch, and other stories Adapted from the myths of Mother Goose
  • 1884: Toinette and the Elves
  • 1885: A Little Country Girl
  • 1886: One day in a baby's life (adapted from the French book by M. Arnaud, Illustrations by Firmin Bouisset published by Roberts Brothers, Boston 1886. 31 pages)
  • 1887: Ballads of Romance and History
  • 1887: A Short History of the City of Philadelphia from its foundation to the present time [7]
  • 1888: Cross Patch, and other stories Adapted from the myths of Mother Goose
  • 1889: A Few More Verses (verse)
  • 1889: Just Sixteen
  • 1892: Rhymes and Ballads for Girls and Boys
  • 1893: The Barberry Bush (short stories)
  • 1894: Not Quite Eighteen
  • 1895: An Old Convent School In Paris
  • 1899: A little knight of labor
  • 1900: Little Tommy Tucker
  • 1900: Two Girls
  • 1901: Little Bo-Beep
  • 1902: Uncle and Aunt
  • 1904: The Rule of Three
  • 1906: Last Verses [With a biographical sketch of the author signed: E. D. W. G.]
  • 1906: A Sheaf of Stories
  • 1911: The Day's Message Chosen and arranged by Susan Coolidge
  •  ????: Twilight Stories (as Contributor) [8], [9]

[edit] Short Stories, Poems and other publications

  • "Two Ways to Love", scriber's monthly an illustrated magazine for the peaple, conducted by J.G. Holland, October 1872
  • "How St. Valentine Remembered Milly", (ss) St. Nicholas Magazine Feb 1874
  • "Blue and Pink" (A Valentine Story), (ss) St. Nicholas Magazine Feb 1875
  • "Queen Blossom" (A May-Day Story), (ss) St. Nicholas Magazine May 1875
  • "The Horse and the Wolf", (ss) St. Nicholas Magazine Jul 1875
  • "The Fortunes of a Saucer Pie", (vi) St. Nicholas Magazine Nov 1875
  • "Toinette and the Elves" (A Christmas Story), (ss) St. Nicholas Magazine Jan 1876
  • "The Little Maid of Domremy", (bg) St. Nicholas Magazine Jun 1876
  • Ready for Europe, (nF) St. Nicholas Magazine May 1876
  • "How the Storks Came and Went", (ss) St. Nicholas Magazine Jul 1876
  • "At Fiesole", (ss) St. Nicholas Magazine Oct 1876
  • "A Queen, and Not a Queen", (bg) St. Nicholas Magazine Nov 1876
  • "The Secret Door" (A Christmas Story of Two Hundred Years Ago), (ss) St. Nicholas Magazine Dec 1876
  • "The Two Wishes": A Fairy Story, (ss) St. Nicholas Magazine Mar 1877
  • Illustrated Texts, (nF) St. Nicholas Magazine Apr 1877
  • "The Mother in the Desert", (vi) St. Nicholas Magazine Jun 1877
  • "Solimin: A Ship of the Desert", (vi) St. Nicholas Magazine Feb 1878
  • "The Fox and the Turkeys"; or Charley and the Old Folks, (vi) St. Nicholas Magazine Sep 1878
  • "The Old Stone Basin", (pm) St. Nicholas Magazine Jan 1879
  • "Mignonette", (pm) St. Nicholas Magazine Jun 1879
  • "Eyebright", (sl) St. Nicholas Magazine Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct 1879
  • "The Boy and the Giant", (vi) St. Nicholas Magazine May 1880
  • "The Fox and the Stork", (ss) St. Nicholas Magazine Aug 1880
  • "In the Tower"- AD 1554, (pm) St. Nicholas Magazine Feb 1881
  • "The Mastiff and His Master", (vi) St. Nicholas Magazine Jun 1881
  • "Concord", Atlantic Monthly magazine from July 1882
  • "Reply", The Century - Illustrated Monthly Magazine May to October 1884, p. 744
  • "Uncle and Aunt", (ss) St. Nicholas Magazine Nov 1885
  • "The Little Christmas Tree", (pm) St. Nicholas Magazine Dec 1885
  • "The Secret of It", (pm) St. Nicholas Magazine Jan 1886
  • "Charlotte Bronte", (pm) St. Nicholas Magazine Dec 1888
  • "Guests Of The Heart", Edited By A. Craig. Augusta, Maine: E. C. Allen 1891
  • "Lydia Maria Child" in Our famous women, Comprising the Lives and Deeds of American Women," by Several Authors,1883, A.D. Worthington and Company 1883
  •  ?, R. Tuck Year book 12, 1894
  • a group of New England dishes furnished by Susan Coolidge, Mary Ronald's CENTURY COOK BOOK 1897
  • "In her garden" SCRIBNER’S MAGAZINE November 1887 - Volume II, No. 5
  • "The Better Way", Poem at head of THE INDIAN HELPER, November 3, 1899 [10]
  • "In April", (pm) The All-Story Magazine Apr 1909
  • Ramona by Helen Hunt Jackson. Introduction by Susan Coolidge 1909
  • "The Cavalier's Escape", The treasure chest of my bookhouse, Edited by Olive Beaupre Miller, Chicago, The Bookhouse for children, Olive Beaupre Miller 1920
  • "The Secret Door", The treasure chest of my bookhouse, Edited by Olive Beaupre Miller, Chicago, The BOOKHOUSE for CHILDREN, Publishers 1920, 448 pages
  • "Toinette and the Elves- Christmas", a book of stories ald and new, Selected by Alice Dalgliesh, Illustrated by Hildegard Woodward, published by Charles Scribner, New York 1934
  • "Imogen Comes to Tea", The golden wonder book for children by John R. Crossland & J.M. Parrish, Published by Odhams press LTD 1934
  • "Cousin Helen's Visit", The Mammoth Wonder Book edited by John Crossland & J.M. Parrish, London: Odhams Press 1935
  • "How the Leaves Came Down", Poem in The Home Book of Verse by Burton Stevenson [11]

[edit] Translations

[edit] German

  • Wenn morgen heute ist..., Erich Schmidt Verlag, 1956 = What Katy Did

[edit] ?

Alppilaakson maja: tyttöromaani von Susan Coolidge

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NAME Woolsey, Sarah Chauncey
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Coolidge, Susan (literary pseudonym)
SHORT DESCRIPTION writer
DATE OF BIRTH January 29, 1835
PLACE OF BIRTH
DATE OF DEATH April 9, 1905
PLACE OF DEATH
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