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Susan Coolidge What Katy Did Next Introduction "There are moments when it is a fine thing to be tall. On this occasion Katy's long legs and arms served her an excellent turn. Nothing but a Daddy Longlegs ever climbed so fast or so wildly as she did now." ( What Katy Did Susan Coolidge was born Sarah Chauncy Woolsey in Ohio State. Her family had close connections with Yale which was and remains a university of great prestige. Coolidge spent the American Civil War as a nurse and only after this time became a writer. She published her first novel, A New Year's Bargain (1871) to little success. However, fortune was very much on her side at this time because her editor was by chance also the editor of Louisa M. Alcott. Alcott had published her extremely popular juvenile classic Little Women (1868-9) just a few years previously and become very famous as a result. With the editor's backing and a suggestion that she ditch her personal aims and write children's fiction of the same kind that Alcott had had such success with, Coolidge attempted to mimic the style. She did so with great aplomb, producing What Katy Did Four sequels followed, documenting the life of Katy Carr from childhood through European travels to marriage:

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3. Susan Coolidge Susan Coolidge wrote What Katy Did, A Little Country Girl, Just Sixteen, The Barberry Bush, Little Tommy Tucker Susan Coolidge. The NewYear's Bargain, Roberts, 1871 A Sheaf of Stories, Little, 1906. Susan Coolidge is the pseudonym of Sarah Chauncey Woolsey. http://www.buriedantiques.com/19th_century_authors/susan_coolidge.htm

Susan Coolidge The New-Year's Bargain , Roberts, 1871 What Katy Did , Roberts, 1873 What Katy Did At School , Roberts, 1873 Mischief's Thanksgiving, and Other Stories , Roberts, 1874 Nine Little Goslings , Roberts, 1875 For Summer Afternoons , Roberts, 1876 Eyebright , Roberts, 1879 The Guernsey Lily , Roberts, 1880 Verses , Roberts, 1880 Cross Patch and Other Stories , Roberts, 1881 A Round Dozen , Roberts, 1883 A Little Country Girl , Roberts, 1885 What Katy Did Next , Roberts, 1886 Clover , Roberts, 1888 A Few More Verses , Roberts, 1889 Just Sixteen , Roberts, 1889 A Day's Message , Roberts, 1890 In the High Valley , Roberts, 1891 Rhymes and Ballads for Girls and Boys , Roberts, 1892 The Barberry Bush , Roberts, 1893 Not Quite Eighteen , Roberts, 1894 An Old Convent School in Paris, and Other Papers , Roberts, 1895 Curly Locks , Little, 1899 Little Tommy Tucker , Little, 1900 Two Girls , Little, 1900 Little Bo-peep , Little, 1901 Uncle and Aunt , Little, 1901 The Rule of Three , Altmus, 1904 Last Verses , Little, 1906 A Sheaf of Stories , Little, 1906 Susan Coolidge is the pseudonym of Sarah Chauncey Woolsey.

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US sales in association with: UK sales in association with: Canadian sales in association with: Second hand sales in association with: all of Catharton just Authors Catharton Authors C : Coolidge, Susan Susan Coolidge aka Sarah Chauncey Woolsey (real name) 29th January 1835 - 9th April 1905 Bored? Meet people at Café Catharton Websites: Susan Coolidge [tripod.com] Susan Coolidge [readseries.com] Message Boards: Suggest or Request a board Mailing Lists: Suggest or Request a list Chat Rooms: Suggest or Request a room Can't find what you want here? Try searching Google for Susan Coolidge List of Works: The New Year's Bargain (1871) (short stories) find in US find in UK find second hand What Katy Did find in US find in UK find second hand What Katy Did At School find in US find in UK find second hand Thanksgiving find in US find in UK find second hand Eyebright find in US find in UK find second hand Verses (1880) (verse) find in US find in UK find second hand A Little Country Girl find in US find in UK find second hand What Katy Did Next find in US find in UK find second hand Clover find in US find in UK find second hand A Few More Verses (1889) (verse) find in US find in UK find second hand Just Sixteen find in US find in UK find second hand In The High Valley find in US find in UK find second hand The Barberry Bush (1893) (short stories) find in US find in UK find second hand An Old Convent School In Paris find in US find in UK find second hand Last Verses find in US find in UK find second hand Correct this list of works ... if you need help, peruse this site's

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10. Sarah Chauncey Woolsey (Susan Coolidge) Sarah Chauncey Woolsey (Susan Coolidge). 5a Susan Coolidge, Junior Book of Authors (HW Wilson, 1934) 96. 6 Darling, Woolsey, 668. http://www.readseries.com/auth-bc/coolbio.html

Sarah Chauncey Woolsey (Susan Coolidge) Sarah Chauncy Woolsey , who wrote under the name Susan Coolidge, was born in Cleveland, Ohio, on January 29, 1835, into a family related not only to Jonathan Edwards and Governor Winthrop, but also to three presidents of Yale: Sarah's great-uncle, Timothy Dwight; her uncle, Theodore Dwight Woolsey; and her cousin, Timothy Dwight. Her childhood and adolescence provided the material for her most famous children's books, the "Katy" series. According to Frances C. Darling, the Woolsey family home in Cleveland five acres, complete with "a pasture with a brook in it and butternut trees and four cows" served as the setting for the Carrs' home in What Katy Did , and the Carr children were loosely modeled on Sarah Woolsey and her siblings. Sarah, the eldest, "was uncommonly tall, just [like] Katy Carr, quick-witted, impulsive and full of imagination" (253). Her sister Jane, "small and fair with lovely blue eyes," (253) became Clover in the stories; her brother William was Phil; the youngest sisters Elizabeth and Theodora (frequently called Dora) became Elsie and Johanna, respectively; and an orphaned cousin, Theodorus, who lived with the family, was Dorry. These are the six children referred to in the book's dedication (253). Like other nineteenth-century girls' authors, Coolidge was a creative child, producing stories and poems for her family. She was also well educated, attending a private school in Cleveland and, later, with her sister Jane, a boarding school in Hanover, New Hampshire, the Select Family School for Young Ladies.

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Susan Coolidge - Links Background and supplementary material Woolsey, Sarah Chauncey [Susan Coolidge] Encyclopedia Britannica entry Bibiography at BuriedAntiques Movie version of What Katy Did Two photos and cast list English Online Writers' Window - review of What Katy Did Brief review by an 8-year-old from Singapore 1997 Waterston's survey of "best 100 children's books in the world ever" No. 84 is What Katy Did Etexts A Short History of the City of Philadelphia (1880) HTML at Arden Press Verses (1880) Page images at MOA What Katy Did Illustrated HTML at A Celebration of Women Writers What Katy Did Next HTML at Bibliomania (requires at least a 4.0 browser)[unable to check] "New Every Morning" Poem Material in collections "Christmas Day" Poem in Twilight Stories plain text at Gutenberg "The Better Way" Poem at head of THE INDIAN HELPER, November 3, 1899 "How the Leaves Came Down" Poem in The Home Book of Verse by Burton Stevenson plain text at Gutenberg Familiar Quotations Four quotes in Bartlett's (1919) 10th ed. Return to main page

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