Julia Goddard
Julia Bachope Goddard (11 July 1825 – 30 September 1896), was a British children's writer of more than 25 books, animal welfare campaigner, journalist and artist.
Early life
She was born in
Career
In 1863 Goddard published her first children's book, Karl and the Six Little Dwarfs, and at least a further twenty-five were published over the rest of her career.[1]
Many of her books concentrated on animal welfare, itself mirroring her long-term commitment to helping animals receive more humane treatment, more "moderate humanitarianism", than the "more radical elements in the animal rights' movements or anti-vivisection".[1] According to a contemporary account in the Animals' Friend, Goddard was "one of the hardest and yet most unpretentious workers the movement has yet possessed".[1]
Personal life
She never married.[1]
Later life
Goddard suffered from extremely poor health from 1894 onwards after a severe case of influenza, and together with her failing eyesight, she had to stop writing.[1]
She was unmarried and lived with her sister, Fanny Delavan Goddard, in a cottage in
Selected publications
- Karl and the Six Little Dwarfs (1863)
- More Stories (1863)
- The Boy and the Constellations (1866)
- Wonderful Stories from Northern Lands (1871)
- The Golden Journey and Other Verses (1875)
- The Four Cats of the Tippertons and Other Stories About Animals (1881)
- New Boy At Merton
- The Search For The Gral
- The Search For The Gral
- Poems And Translations
- Heard At Last
- The Golden Weathercock
- Brave Dorette
- Mr. Lipcombe's Apples
- Fairy Tales Of Other Lands
- Joyce Dormers Story Vol 1
- Joyce Dormers Story Vol 2
- Thorns And Roses
- Pride Comes Before A Fall
- Song Book For Infants
- The Birds Nest and other Songs For Children
- Alison Brands Battle For Life
- John Gardiner's Neighbours
- Kasper And The Summer Fairies
- Titurel
- What Will She Do?