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A Dutch children's writer and translator from the late 19th and early 20th centuries, remembered for stories that reached young readers through books, magazines, and adaptations of foreign tales.
by Felicie Jehu
Born in 1871 and deceased in 1941, Félicie Jéhu was a Dutch author associated with writing for children. She also worked as a translator, helping bring stories from other languages into Dutch for young audiences.
Her name appears in connection with children's books from the early 1900s, including collaborative and illustrated volumes intended for families and schools. While detailed biographical information is limited in easily available sources, she is remembered as part of the lively world of Dutch juvenile literature in that period.
Because surviving online information about her is sparse, many personal details remain unclear. Even so, her work points to a career devoted to making reading engaging and accessible for children.