Lulu's Library

Lulu's Library is a book by American novelist Louisa May Alcott, first published between 1886 and 1889. It is a three volume set that includes thirty-two short stories for children. Lulu was the name of Alcott's niece who she took care of after the death of her younger sister. This edition presents the stories in one complete volume. The stories included are: A Christmas Dream; The Candy Country; Naughty Jocko; The Skipping Shoes; Cockyloo; Rosy's Journey; How They Ran Away; The Fairy Box; A Hole in the Wall; The Piggy Girl; The Three Frogs; Baa! Baa!; The Frost King and how the Fairies conquered him; Lilybell and Thistledown, or the Fairy Sleeping Beauty; Ripple, the Water Sprite; Eva's Visit to Fairyland; Sunshine, and her Brothers and Sisters; The Fairy Spring; Queen Aster; The Brownie and the Princess; Mermaids; Little Bud; The Flower's Story; Recollections of My Childhood; A Christmas Turkey, and How It Came; The Silver Party; The Blind Lark; Music and Macaroni; The Little Red Purse; Sophie's Secret; Dolly's Bedstead; and, Trudel's Siege.