Lulu's Library (1885-1889)
PUBLICATION: Lulu's Library, 3 Vols. Boston: Roberts Brothers, 1885-1889.
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---. Under the Lilacs
---. “The Whale's Story”
---. “What the Imps Did”
Alcott, William. Gift Book for Young Ladies
---. “Man His Brother's Keeper”
Anderson, Martha Jane. Mount Lebanon Cedar Boughs
Baum, L. Frank. The “Oz” series
Bergh, Henry. “An Address”
---. “An Anthropozoonet”
---. “New York Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals”
Child, Lydia Maria. “Intelligence of Animals”
---. “Kindness to Animals”
---. Letters from New York
---. Letters from New-York: Second Series
---. Letters of Lydia Maria Child
---. The Mother's Book
---. “Willie Wild Thing”
Clubb, Henry Stephen. “God's Covenant with Beasts”
Douglass, Frederick. “Address Delivered by Hon. Frederick Douglass”
---. “Oration by Hon. Frederick Douglass”
Freshel, M. R. L. The Golden Rule Cook Book
Gilman, Charlotte Perkins. “The Automobile as a Reformer”
---. “The Beast Prison”
---. “Pets and Children”
Howells, William Dean. “Qualities without Defects”
---. “Turkeys Turning the Tables”
---. Tuscan Cities
Lovell, Mary Frances. “Address on Humane Education”
---. “The Fundamental Need of Humane Education”
---. “A Plea for Mercy”
---. “Woman's Responsibility Toward the Animal Creation”
Moore, J. Howard. Better-World Philosophy
---. “Discovering Darwin”
---. Ethics and Education
---. “Evolution and Humanitarianism”
---. High School Ethics
---. “How Vegetarians Observe the Golden Rule”
---. The Law of Biogenesis
---. “The Martyrs of Civilization”
---. “The Unconscious Holocaust”
---. The Universal Kinship
Neff, Flora Trueblood Bennett. Along Life's Pathways
---. “Congratulations Mrs. Hayward”
Pillsbury, Parker. “A Sun-Burst Letter”
Stowe, Harriet Beecher. Palmetto-Leaves
---. “Rights of Dumb Animals”
Trine, Ralph Waldo. Every Living Creature
Twain, Mark. Mark Twain's Book of Animals
---. Mark Twain's Notebook
SUMMARY (Ridvan Askin, edited Deborah Madsen):
Lulu's Library collects 32 of Louisa May Alcott's stories in three volumes. Among these typical tales of moral education, three stand out in particular for their intersectional engagement with the ethical and moral consequences of consumption through the issues of animal welfare, moral education, and proper diet. Separate bibliographical entries are provided for each of these texts: "Baa! Baa!," "The Brownie and the Princess," and "The Candy Country."
These stories are driven by character and dialogue, a narrative strategy that allows Alcott both directly to express her pedagogical and moral program and also to focus on children's affective ways of being in the world, which are often depicted as innocent and thus morally uncorrupted.