Subject heading
Juvenile fiction
2,366 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
- Ancient religions, animism, and ritual749
- Mythology, folklore, and sacred legends570
- Legendary beings and transformations373
- Ritual magic and grimoires203
- Ghosts, hauntings, and poltergeists117
- Demonology, angelology, and possession74
- Out-of-body, astral, and dream studies73
- UFOs, extraterrestrials, and contact63
Related subjects
- Fiction623
- Conduct of life567
- Children's fiction527
- Animals461
- Children460
- Children's stories456
- Fairy tales256
- Magic220
- Fairies215
- Fantasy fiction205
- Christian life193
- Juvenile literature185
- Adventure stories159
- Animal welfare154
- Fantasy153
- Nature stories125
- Folklore124
- Friendship124
- Brothers and sisters116
- Early works to 180099
Books
Open in Browse2,366 books
The children's hour
Elizabeth Wister Stevenson
1864
The children's primer
Ellen M. Cyr
1894
The circle of blessing
Margaret Gatty
1868
The cock of the walk
Thomas Miller
1871
The coming of the King
Florence M. S. Scott
1898
The cows in the water
Thomas Miller
1869
The crown pitiful
Ella Fuller Maitland
1895
The day of a baby-boy
Elizabeth Sara Sheppard
1854
The desert of ice
זשול ווערן, Adolphe François Pannemaker, Édouard Riou, Porter & Coates, James R. Osgood and Company
1874
The desert of ice, or, The further adventures of Captain Hatteras
Jules Verne
1874
The discontented weathercock
M. Jones
1877
The diverting historie of Renard the fox
George Frederick Pardon
1850
The dog Gip, and other stories
T. R. Dawley
1863
The dove's nest, and Benny Averet
E. L. Llewellyn
1866
The dream chintz
Henry S. Mrs Mackarness
1851
The drowning pond
Catherine Forde
2005
The edge of the silver sea
Alex Mullarky
2024
The elf-errant
Moira O'Neill
1895
The errand-boy
Mary Martha Sherwood
1821
The evening walk to Emmaus
Massachusetts Sabbath School Society
1847
The fables of Aesop and others, translated into human nature
Charles H. Bennett
1875
The fairy doll
Rumer Godden
2006
The fairy godmother, or, The adventures of Prince Eigenwillig
William Churne
1848
The fairy godmother, or, The adventures of Prince Eigenwillig
Francis Edward Paget
1867