author
Julia Ellen Rogers
b. 1866
A lively early nature writer, she helped make trees, flowers, shells, stars, and other parts of the natural world feel approachable to everyday readers and children. Her books blend clear science with the kind of curiosity that invites wandering outdoors and looking more closely.
3 Audiobooks
Earth and Sky Every Child Should Know Easy studies of the earth and the stars for any time and place
by Julia Ellen Rogers
Trees Worth Knowing
by Julia Ellen Rogers
Trees Every Child Should Know: Easy Tree Studies for All Seasons of the Year
by Julia Ellen Rogers
About the author
Born on January 21, 1866, Julia Ellen Rogers was an American author and educator known for writing about natural history and science for general readers. She wrote across a wide range of subjects, including botany, zoology, shells, trees, and astronomy, with a gift for turning careful observation into friendly, readable lessons.
She is especially remembered for books such as Trees Every Child Should Know, Flowers Every Child Should Know, The Shell Book, and Earth and Sky Every Child Should Know. Her work was part of a broader effort to bring nature study into everyday life, helping young readers and families learn about the world just beyond their doorstep.
Rogers died on May 20, 1958. Her writing still has an inviting, practical quality that suits readers who enjoy classic nonfiction, outdoor learning, and an older style of popular science.