Uncle Wiggily on Roller Skates

Howard Roger Garis

2023年4月 · Otbebookpublishing

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Uncle Wiggily on Roller Skates is a children's book by Howard Roger Garis, published in 1932. The book tells the story of Uncle Wiggily Longears, a kind and elderly rabbit, who goes on an adventure with his animal friends. In this book, Uncle Wiggily and his friends, including Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy and Sammy Littletail, learn how to roller skate and participate in a roller skating contest. Along the way, they encounter some mischievous animals who try to spoil their fun, but Uncle Wiggily's quick thinking and kindness help them overcome the obstacles. The book is filled with colorful illustrations and teaches children about the importance of perseverance and kindness.

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Howard Roger Garis (1873-1962) was a prolific American author best known for his contributions to children's literature. Born in Binghamton, New York, Garis began his career as a journalist before transitioning to writing children's books. He gained widespread recognition through his creation of the "Uncle Wiggily" series, featuring the adventures of an elderly rabbit and his woodland friends. These stories, first published in 1910, became a staple of American children's literature, enchanting generations with their whimsical charm and moral lessons.Garis's literary output was staggering; he wrote over 300 books under various pseudonyms, including Victor Appleton, Laura Lee Hope, and Lester Chadwick. His work under the Victor Appleton name contributed to the famous "Tom Swift" series, which inspired future science fiction writers with its inventive spirit and technological foresight.Despite his success, Garis faced criticism for the formulaic nature of his stories and the use of multiple pseudonyms, which some argued diluted the literary quality of his work. However, his ability to capture the imaginations of young readers and his pioneering efforts in serialized children's fiction cannot be overstated.Garis's influence extended beyond his own era, paving the way for contemporary children's authors by demonstrating the commercial viability of serialized storytelling. His work championed the idea that children's literature could be both entertaining and educational, a revolutionary concept at the time.In an age where children's entertainment is dominated by digital media, Garis's enduring legacy reminds us of the timeless power of storytelling and the joy of a well-spun tale.