Nelly Channell is a classic English fiction penned by Sarah Doudney. Her vivid descriptions of the events in the story and incredible depictions of all the characters contribute to this work's success. Sarah Doudney (1841– 1926) was an English fiction writer and poet. She is best known for her children's literature and her hymns. Excerpt from Nelly Channell: "It was the dreariest of November days. The only bright spot was a crimson sumach, spreading its gorgeous foliage against the watery grey of the sky, and misty back-ground of fog-hidden fields. It was a day that made the burdens of life seem heavier than they really were, and set the heart aching for the sunshine of the vanished summer."

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