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==Other works for children==
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''The Story of Mrs Tubbs'' (1923) and ''Tommy, Tilly, and Mrs. Tubbs'' (1936) are picture books aimed at a younger audience than the Doctor Dolittle books. They tell of the old woman and her pets, with whom she can speak, and the animals who help her out of trouble.

''Porridge Poetry'' (1924) is the only non-Dolittle work by Lofting still in print. It is a colourfully illustrated book of lighthearted poems for children. 

''Noisy Nora'' (1929) is a cautionary tale about a girl who is a noisy eater. The book is printed as if handwritten, and the many illustrations often merge with the text.

''The Twilight of Magic'' (1930) is aimed at older readers. It is set in an age when magic is dying and science is beginning. This work is the only one of Lofting's books to have been illustrated by another person: [[Lois Lenski]].<ref name="Schmidt"/>