author
Known for an early reading primer created for very young students, this 19th-century educator wrote simple, practical lessons designed to help children take their first steps into reading.
Anna E. Tower is credited as the author of Tower's Little Primer, for the youngest class in primary school, a children’s educational book preserved by Project Gutenberg. The surviving record suggests she wrote for beginning readers, with a focus on clear, introductory instruction for children in primary school.
Very little biographical information appears to be readily available in the sources I could confirm, so details about her life beyond that published work are unclear. What does stand out is her place in the tradition of early schoolbooks written to make reading accessible to young learners.