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Known for the poetry collection Baby-Land, this early-20th-century writer created gentle verses and lullabies centered on infancy, care, and wonder. Her work has a warm, devotional tone that makes it feel both intimate and old-fashioned in the best way.
by Mrs. Almira Louisa Corey Frink
Very little biographical information about this author could be confirmed from reliable online sources during this search. What is clear is that she is credited by Project Gutenberg and library records as Almira Louisa Corey Frink, often styled as Mrs. Almira L. Corey Frink.
She is best known for Baby-Land, a collection of poems and lullabies published in 1911 and later digitized from a Library of Congress copy. The book was edited by Olive Bacon Frink and is filled with affectionate, rhythmic writing about babies, motherhood, tenderness, and spiritual feeling.
Because solid personal records were not readily available in the sources reviewed, it is safest to remember her through the work itself: a poet of nursery verse whose writing preserves a soft, sentimental picture of early childhood from its era.