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These early children's stories follow a young boy named Charlie through everyday adventures with pets, family, and plenty of curiosity. Written in the 1920s, they have the warm, simple charm of classic read-aloud fiction.

by Helen Hill, Violet Maxwell
Very little biographical information about Violet Maxwell could be confirmed from reliable online sources during this search. What can be verified is that Maxwell was a children's author active in the 1920s, and that her work is now preserved in public-domain and library-style collections.
She is best known for children's books connected with the Charlie stories, including Charlie and His Puppy Bingo. Several sources also credit her alongside Helen Hill, suggesting a close creative partnership on both writing and illustration for at least some of these books.
Because trustworthy biographical records appear to be scarce, it is safest to remember Maxwell through the books themselves: gentle, early-20th-century stories centered on animals, childhood, and small adventures.