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A little-known Victorian children's writer, remembered today through charming animal tales and family stories that survived in reprints and digital archives. Her books have a gentle, old-fashioned tone that fits the world of 19th-century moral storytelling.

by Mrs. Perring
Very little biographical information about this author could be confirmed from the sources available during this search. She appears in modern library and book records simply as Mrs. Perring, with works including The Story of a Mouse, Aunt Mary, Blanche and Agnes, and The Adventures of a Penny.
The surviving record suggests she wrote for young readers, especially in the style of 19th-century domestic and animal stories. Because reliable personal details such as her full name, dates, and life history were not clearly available, it is best to think of her as one of the many Victorian women writers whose books outlasted the biographical record.
Her work continues to circulate through reprints, reader catalogues, and public-domain collections, which has helped preserve her stories even though the author herself remains somewhat obscure.