Titlebook: Once Upon a Time; Illustrations from F Amy Weinstein Book 2005Latest edition Princeton Architectural Press 2005 Children‘s literature.Kinde

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To Amuse and Instruct,his rhetorical question was posed by a writer for . charged with reviewing the array of books published for “juveniles” in time for Christmas giving in 1852. He went on to describe a bounty of books, “ornamented so profusely, and gilded and silvered so prettily—to say nothing of the variegated conte

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Through the Air on a Very Fine Gander,rst in infancy, they remain forever in memory. The origins of some lie in antiquity; the origins of others, in the first stanzas of folk ballads. Lighthearted and silly on the surface, the rhymes nonetheless have been the subject of much study, from scholars who delve into their roots in global stor

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Once Upon a Time,nds, home to giants, witches, talking animals, and enchanted objects. The fairytales read by nineteenth-century American children are those we know today and are indebted to efforts to amuse the French aristocracy. In 1697, Charles Perrault (1628–1703) published ., a collection of eight captivating

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,’Twas the Night Before,reindeer-pulled sleigh filled with presents—may be traced to .. This lyrical Christmas Eve call on good boys and girls was first published in the . on December 23, 1823, one year after Clement Clarke Moore had read his joyful poem aloud to family and friends in New York City. The poem quickly became

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Virtue and Vice, the name of a heroine in a John Newbery story it was a label of praise. The subtitle of Newbery’s . reveals both the plot and moral of his story:.Little Margery’s good spirits and virtuous conduct in coming to terms with sudden poverty, learning to read, and teaching other impoverished children to