Flora contends with the difficulties of being the youngest and smallest of the Four Little Pitchers.

Mrs. Carrie L. May was the author of several series of books for girls in the nineteenth century. She wrote the Little Pitcher series, which includes the titles Four Little Pitchers (1867), Bertie's Telegraph (1867), Uncle Barney's Fortune (1867), Charley's Calico Rooster (1869), Grandma's Strong Box (1869) and Baby Pitcher's Trials (1869). She also wrote the Sweet Clover series which includes Sweet Clover; or, Nellie Milton's Housekeeping (1865), Brownie Sandford; or, The Recovered Pearl (1866), Sylvia's Burden (1867) and Ruth Lovell; or, Holidays at Home (1868).

"Baby Pitcher's Trials: Little Pitcher Stories" by Carrie L. May is a delightful collection of charming and endearing tales that revolve around the lovable character of Baby Pitcher. Through a series of captivating anecdotes, May skillfully captures the innocence, curiosity, and mischievousness of childhood, providing wholesome entertainment that resonates with readers of all ages. Each story carries a heartwarming message or valuable life lesson, promoting virtues such as kindness, honesty, and perseverance. With its engaging storytelling and relatable characters, this book is sure to enchant and inspire both young and old alike.

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