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More Little Colonel
Books, Etc.
While many of these
are derivatives of the original Little Colonel Books,
there will be some new reading here as well,
especially on the Little Colonel Stories, Part II. "Prequels"
you may call them.
We're resting here at
LittleColonel.com, having just completed Mary Ware's Promised Land
but soon we'll begin treating each of these below. Many at
least have new illustrations! We hope this "list
of coming attractions" will do for now.
The Little
Colonel Stories, 1899: A compilation of:
The Little Colonel
The Giant Scissors
Two Little Knights of
Kentucky
The Little
Colonel Stories, Second Series (1931) A compilation of:
Ole Mammy's Torment (re-write of the 1897 book by the same name)
The Three Tremonts (re-write of the 'Story
of Dago' 1900)
The Little Colonel in Switzerland (excerpt with minor
revisions from The Little Colonel's Hero)
The
Jewel Series Each consisting of a tale from the Little Colonel Books
The
Little Colonel's Good Times Book, 1909 - A diary for girls including a
quotation on every page. This came in a standard cloth bound version
and a white kid leather version just as Betty used to have.
Story of the Red Cross, 1918 - Re-write/excerpt from The
Little Colonel's Hero
see
http://www.gutenberg.org/files/17094/17094-h/17094-h.htm
The
Little Colonel's Doll Book and The Mary Ware Doll Book, 1914
Cut-out dolls illustrated by Mary G Johnston.
The Land of the
Little Colonel, 1929 -- Autobiography of Annie Fellows Johnston. (We
hope to have this on line in 2018 when the book first comes into public
domain)
Later Versions of
The Little Colonel's Hero (1930's on) We drop the friendly old
German Major for a French one as the politically correct thing to do.
The Little Colonel Board Game, 1930
(Selchow & Righter)
The Little
Colonel (the movie)
starring Shirley Temple and Lionel Barrymore led to:
The Little
Colonel, Shirley Temple Editions Three books featuring photo outtakes
from the 1935 movie.
The Little
Colonel merchandise of all types Including dolls, children's clothing,
playing cards, artwork, plates and plaques, etc.
OTHER BOOKS BY ANNIE FELLOWS JOHNSTON ON-LINE
Project Gutenberg
The Quilt
that Jack Built (1904 illustrated)
Mildred's
Inheritance (1906 illustrated)
A
list of the holdings at the University of Louisville Ekstrom Library
(includes dates, call numbers, locations)
This Site:
Home Page
What's New? Biography of Annie Fellows
Johnston,
Books on Line (Complete
Original Little Colonel Book Series)
The Little Colonel (link to U. Penn))
The
Giant Scissors
Two Little
Knights of Kentucky
The Little Colonel's
House Party
The Little Colonel's
Holidays
The Little Colonel's Hero
The Little Colonel
at Boarding-School
The Little Colonel in
Arizona
The Little
Colonel's Christmas Vacation
The Little Colonel, Maid of
Honor
The Little Colonel's
Knight Comes Riding
Mary Ware, The Little Colonel's
Chum
Mary Ware in Texas
Mary Ware's Promised Land
Check our home page for more titles by AFJ on other sites
The People & Characters:
The Little Colonel, Papa
Jack and Mrs. Sherman, The
Old Colonel, Two Little
Knights of Kentucky,
Two Little Knights of Kentucky(2),
Uncle Sidney & Aunt
Elise, parents of the Two Little Knights of Kentucky,
Grandmother McIntyre,
Aunt Allison, The
Waltons, Rob and Anna
Moore, Betty,
Joyce Ware,
Jack Ware, Mom Beck,
Walker, Katherine Marks,
Gay Melville,
The Lees of Arizona,
Small Parts
Their Final Resting Places
The Places: in Pewee (Lloydsboro) Valley:
Map,
Map 2,
Where it all began, The Locust,
The Beeches
Edgewood,
The Little Colonel's Cottage,
The Railroad Station,
"Lloydsboro Seminary",
Clovercroft, The
Post Office, Churches,
The Haunted House at Hartwell Hollow,
Confederate Home
Rollington,
Minor Places In Old Louisville:
The Culbertson
Mansion, "Home of a Hero" Elsewhere:
The Cuckoo's Nest (Indiana),
Lee's Ranch,
Camelback Mountain &
Hole-in-Rock (Arizona),
San Antonio and
The Little Town of Bauer (Boerne),
Texas,
The Gate of the Giant Scissors (France)
Letters from Annie
Fellows Johnston and "Mrs Walton"
Scrapbook
Links
Cooking with The Little Colonel
Guest Book
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