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b. 1873
A writer of children's and young adult fiction, she drew on her own college years for at least one of her best-known novels. Her books include school stories and animal tales from the early 1900s.

by Caroline Fuller
Caroline Fuller was an American author whose books were published in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Library and audiobook records identify her as born in 1873, and she is especially associated with fiction for children and young readers.
She wrote Across the Campus, a college story linked to her time as a member of Smith College's Class of 1895. She also published other works, including The Alley Cat's Kitten and On a Western Campus, showing a range that stretched from school-life fiction to stories for younger readers.
Although not much biographical detail is easy to confirm, her work suggests a writer interested in young people's everyday adventures, friendships, and growing independence. That mix of warmth and lived experience still gives her stories charm today.