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Helen Bannerman was born in Scotland but moved to India after
marrying an army doctor. The first book was never meant to be published, simply
written for her children. Although times have changed, the books do remain very
collectable, mainly as part of another era and the development of children's
books. The UK editions precede in all but one case. All but the last title are
very scarce in original jackets, consequently relatively expensive.
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| Title |
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Date |
Notes |
| The Story of Little Black Sambo |
Richards |
1899 |
Anonymous, 'Dumpy Books for Children No 4 |
| The Story of Little Black Mingo |
Nisbet |
1901 |
Anon. US: 1901 Stokes |
| The Story of Little Black Quibba |
Nisbet |
1902 |
Anon. US: 1903 Stokes |
| Little Degchie-Head An Awful Warning to Bad Babas |
Nisbet |
1903 |
Anon |
| Pat and the Spider. The Bitter Bit |
Nisbet |
1904 |
Anon. US: 1905 Stokes |
| The Story of the Teasing Monkey |
Nisbet |
1906 |
Anon. US: 1907 Stokes |
| The Story of Little Black Quasha |
Nisbet |
1908 |
Anon. US: 1908 Stokes |
| The Story of Little Black Bobtail |
Nisbet |
1909 |
Anon. US: 1909 Stokes |
| The Story of Sambo and the Twins |
Stokes |
1936 |
UK: 1937 Nisbet |
| The Story of Little White Squibba |
Chatto |
1966 |
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