Bøger af Warren Proctor

The American author Clara Louise Burnham wrote 26 novels between the years 1881 and 1925. Amongst these were Christian Science themed fiction: The Right Princess (1902), Jewel (1903), and The Leaven of Love (1908). These three novels are considered her "Christian Science trilogy." Burnham's short stories and novels enjoyed widespread success and were well received, and several of her books were adapted for stage and screen. While Clara Louise Burnham's fiction may not be well known today, her popularity went well beyond the Christian Science community, as one biographer noted: "To write twenty-six books is something, is it not? To have written twenty-six books which have sold half a million copies is something else again and more. Clara Louise Burnham has done that; and the cold arithmetical statement does not begin to convey the real nature of her achievement. You must read her to know how capable a novelist she is, how expert, how gifted with humor, insight, fertility in those slight inventions which make up the reality of a fictionist's whole...."

"Wenonah's Stories for Children," authored by Clara Louise Burnham and Warren Proctor, is a delightful collection of enchanting tales designed to captivate and entertain young readers. The book revolves around the character Wenonah, who shares these engaging stories with children, transporting them to various imaginative worlds filled with adventure and valuable life lessons.The book opens with Wenonah, a wise and gentle storyteller, who takes on the role of a guide, leading young readers on a journey through the magical realm of storytelling. Each story within the collection offers a unique and exciting experience, featuring different characters, settings, and themes.As Wenonah narrates these tales, children are introduced to a colorful array of characters, from brave knights and cunning princesses to talking animals and mystical creatures. Each story has its own set of challenges and triumphs, allowing children to experience a wide range of emotions and learn valuable life lessons in the process.The stories are carefully crafted with vivid descriptions and imaginative plotlines, fostering creativity and encouraging young readers to explore their own imaginative abilities. Children are inspired to dream, wonder, and embark on their own adventures, even within the confines of their own imagination.Wenonah's storytelling is not just about entertainment; it also emphasizes important values such as kindness, courage, honesty, and the power of friendship. These values are woven seamlessly into each narrative, serving as gentle reminders to young readers of the importance of empathy and compassion in their daily lives.Throughout "Wenonah's Stories for Children," the seamless collaboration between Clara Louise Burnham and Warren Proctor creates a beautiful tapestry of tales that both young and old can enjoy. The book is an invitation to a world of wonder and enchantment, where the power of imagination knows no bounds.In conclusion, "Wenonah's Stories for Children" is an enchanting collection of tales that transports young readers to magical worlds filled with adventure, bravery, and life lessons. Through the delightful narration of Wenonah, children are encouraged to explore their imagination and embrace the values of kindness and courage. This book serves as a timeless treasure for children, igniting their passion for reading and inspiring a lifelong love for storytelling.