ries by Mary Eleanor Wilkins Freeman is a charming collection of short stories first published in 1892. These tales are set in the New England villages Freeman often explored, using whimsical, child-friendly narratives to comment on themes like family, social life, and morality. The title story, "The Pot of Gold," follows young Flax Flower, who embarks on a quest to find the elusive treasure at the end of the rainbow, blending reality and fantasy to convey deeper truths about aspirations and contentment. Also included: "The Cow with the Golden Horns," "The Christmas Monks," "The Silver Hen," and many more.