Subject heading
Animals
2,007 books carry this heading. It is a source-library term, kept as recorded; related traditions and headings below are drawn from co-occurrence, not editorial judgment.
Related traditions
Related subjects
- Juvenile fiction550
- Juvenile literature540
- Conduct of life360
- Children's stories294
- Children290
- Natural history246
- Zoology203
- Folklore193
- Children's poetry170
- Early works to 1800162
- Fiction158
- Juvenile poetry156
- Birds135
- Plants102
- Nature stories101
- Classification97
- Pictorial works88
- Children's fiction85
- Animal welfare77
- Picture books for children75
Books
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Era
Routledge's British primer
Harrison Weir
1888
Routledge's nursery picture book
Harrison Weir
1862
Sanders' pictorial primer, or, An introduction to "Sanders' first reader"
Charles W Sanders
1846
Santa Claus' surprise
Closson
1893
Scripture natural history
John Rev Young
1850
Secondary lessons, or, The improved reader
A friend of youth
1834
Select and amusing anecdotes of animals
Sidney Babcock
1841
Select anecdotes of animals
John Lauris Blake
1828
Select fables from Æsop, and others
Thomas Bewick
1852
Shadows on the screen, or, An evening with the children
George Mrs Cupples
1883
Short stories about animals
Gertrude Sellon
1892
Sights at a peep-show, or, Pretty pictures and pleasing stories
George Mrs Cupples
1874
Silver moon stories, for our little pets
Hector Giacomelli
1885
Sketches from nature, or, Hints to juvenile naturalists
Agnes Strickland
1830
Sketches of adventure and sport
J. Percy Groves
1885
Something about animals
Joshua Merrill
1856
Something for the children
J. W. Green
1856
Songs for the little ones at home
Myles Birket Foster, John Absolon
1863
Spring Flowers
Sarah Josepha Hale
1860
Spring flowers, or, Easy lessons for young children
Ritson Mrs
1825
Stories about animals
Francis C. Woodworth
1851
Stories about birds and beasts
Francis C. Woodworth
1850
Stories about the country
Francis C. Woodworth
1855
Stories about the turkey, nightingale, woodpecker, kingfisher, bullfinch, and blackbird, in words of one, two, and three syllables
Lyman Cobb
1835