Gertrude KnevelsGertrude Knevels was born on April 2, 1881, in Fishkill, New York. An American author and playwright, Knevels is best known for contributions to children's literature and fantasy. The most famous work, The Wonderful Bed, is a beloved classic. Knevelsalso wrote plays such as A Little Excitement, a play for girls, and Dragon's Glory, a Chinese comedy. The Fairies' Child, published in 1924, continued the exploration of magical and whimsical themes. Knevels had a talent for creating imaginative and enchanting worlds for young readers, combining adventure and humor. Stories often featured magical creatures, amusing characters, and adventures that captured the joy of childhood. Throughout the career, Knevels wrote with a keen understanding of childhood imagination and creativity. Works were designed to spark curiosity and provide entertainment for children. Knevels passed away in 1962 at the age of 81, leaving behind a legacy of delightful stories. Books continue to be appreciated for their charm and ability to engage new generations. Knevels' works remain an important part of early 20th-century children's literature, inspiring readers with whimsical tales of adventure and fantasy. Read More Read Less