Violet Moore Higgins

Violet Moore Higgins
Violet Moore Higgins (1886–1967) was an American illustrator, writer, and cartoonist known for her children's book illustrations and contributions to early 20th-century periodicals. She created illustrations for books like "The Little Engine That Could" and "Johnny Gruelle’s Raggedy Ann and Andy" series, bringing a distinct charm to her characters. Higgins also contributed to magazines and newspapers, producing cartoons and illustrations that showcased her playful, whimsical style. Her work remains celebrated for its warmth and imaginative detail, making her a beloved figure in children's literature and illustration.

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CHAPTER I In Which Zip Is Introduced to the Reader Zip belongs to Dr. Elsworth, who lives in the big, white house with the green blinds on the edge of the village of Maplewood. And at the present minute he is asleep on the front porch on a soft cushion in an old-fashioned rocking-chair that is swaying gently to and fro, dreaming of the days when he was a puppy chasing the white spot on the end of his... more...