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Best known today for the 1854 children's book The Angel Children; or, Stories from Cloud-Land, this little-known 19th-century writer created gentle, imaginative tales shaped by faith, kindness, and wonder.

by Charlotte M. Higgins
Very little biographical information about Charlotte M. Higgins appears to be available in the sources found during this search. What can be confirmed is that 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.
The book was issued by Lee and Shepard, with the title page also naming Phillips, Sampson & Co. in the copyright notice. Modern library and public-domain listings found during this search connect Higgins primarily with this work, and Project Gutenberg currently lists just that title under her name.
Because reliable personal details such as her dates, background, or career could not be confirmed from the sources reviewed, her published work remains the clearest window into her legacy: a piece of mid-19th-century juvenile fiction built around moral storytelling, fantasy, and religious imagination.