"Essays of Elia" is a collection of essays written by Charles Lamb, published in the early 19th century. The essays are characterized by their personal tone and reflective style, exploring various themes such as nostalgia, friendship, and the joys of everyday life. Lamb often draws from his own experiences, making the essays relatable and engaging. The work is notable for its charming prose and wit, showcasing Lamb's unique perspective on the world around him. It includes famous essays like "Dream Children" and "The Old and the New Schoolmaster," which highlight his literary talent and ability to evoke emotion through simple yet profound observations.