Tappan & Whittemore, Boston

Charles Tappan and John M. Whittemore established this publishing firm in 1850. It succeeded Tappan, Whittemore & Mason (Daniel G. Mason) and in 1855 was succeeded by Whittemore, Niles (Thomas Niles) & Hall (Edward H. Hall)

The firm history is summarized below. All of the companies were at 114 Washington Street.
1841-1844 Tappan & Dennet
1845-1846 Charles Tappan
1847 John M. Whittemore
1848-1850 Tappan, Whittemore & Mason
1851-1855 Tappan & Whittemore
1855- 1859 Whittemore, Niles & Hall
1859 John M. Whittemore & Co.

Tappan & Whittemore published one series for juveniles. In the early 1850's it printed an eight book set called: Jenny Jingle’s Little Prattler. The first seven of the eight titles had been previously published by Wier & White.
See: 19th Century Juvenile Series - Wier & White

Also in 1852 Phillips, Sampson & Co. published this set. Its series also had eight books but its eighth book was "Pictorial A B C". Jenny Jingle's Little Prattler

It is not clear exactly when the Tappan & Whittemore's books were published. But the cover is the same as the Phillips, Sampson & Co. books. I suspect this edition was published after that one in the 1853 range.

Wraps. Cover with an illustration of a woman with children near a house. 10” x 7”.

Jenny Jingle's Little Prattler

1. Story of the Cat and the Monkey
2. Thanksgiving Day; or, The Fate of Poor Molly Goosey
3. Timothy Tiny and Dimity Dot
4. Lord Flutter, Lord Spindle, and Sir Harry Hopscotch
5. Dinner Party, and The Death Of Mrs. Duck
6. Golden A B C
7. Selfish Boy
8. Childs' Treasury of Knowledge; our Illustrated Alphabet