Margaret Sidney
Margaret Sidney, the pen name of American author Harriett Mulford Stone Lothrop, is best known for her beloved "Five Little Peppers" series. Born in 1844 in New Haven, Connecticut, Sidney's work vividly captures the warmth and challenges of family life in the late 19th century. Her storytelling celebrates resilience and togetherness, endearing her to generations of readers. Sidney's legacy continues to influence children's literature today.
Book summaries for books written by Margaret Sidney
Quotes
There's always something to be thankful for, if only you look for it.
We can't expect to be happy all the time, but we can be cheerful.
It's nice to think there are a good many things we can do without.
Nobody minds being poor that's born poor; it's being poor after you've been rich that's the sting.
We'll just have to be happy without it, that's all.
The best way to keep a secret is to never tell it to a living soul.
Don't let's borrow trouble, Davie, by looking ahead.
It's a great privilege to be able to do things for others.
We must make the best of what we have.
If you do your best, you'll get along somehow.
It's good to be brave, but it's better to be careful.
A good name is better than gold.