author
Charlotte M. Higgins
A 19th-century children's author remembered for a dreamlike trip to "Cloud-Land," she wrote gentle fantasy with a moral, imaginative feel. Her surviving work has the charm of an early storybook and offers a glimpse of how young readers were entertained in the 1850s.
1 Audiobook
The Angel Children or, Stories from Cloud-Land
by Charlotte M. Higgins
About the author
Very little biographical information about this author could be confirmed from the sources available during this search. She is credited as the author of The Angel Children; or, Stories from Cloud-Land, a children's book first published in Boston in 1854.
That book appears to be the main work now associated with her in modern catalogs and public-domain archives. Its title and publication history suggest a writer of imaginative, religiously tinged children's fiction, the kind of moral fantasy that was popular in the mid-19th century.
Because reliable personal details were scarce, it is best to treat her as a little-documented author whose reputation now rests mainly on this surviving book rather than on a well-recorded public life.