Little Folks A Magazine for the Young (Date of issue unknown) By: Various
Little Folks: A Magazine for the Young is a delightful collection of stories, poems, and illustrations that captivate the imagination of young readers. Although the specific date of issue is unknown, the content of this magazine is timeless and continues to offer enchantment to children around the world. This anthology draws from the creative minds of various authors and artists, resulting in a diverse range of stories that cater to different interests. From adventurous tales of resourceful young protagonists exploring unknown lands, to heartwarming narratives about friendship and kindness, each narrative brings a unique charm to the pages of Little Folks. What truly sets this magazine apart is its ability to engage young readers through the power of art. The vivid illustrations accompanying each story breathe life into the characters, landscapes, and events, sparking the reader's imagination and creating a strong connection between the written and visual mediums. The attention to detail in these illustrations is commendable, ensuring that the young reader's experience is richly immersive. The stories themselves are masterfully crafted, with relatable characters and engrossing plots that keep readers of all ages eagerly turning the pages. The authors expertly navigate the delicate balance between education and entertainment, subtly embedding valuable life lessons and morals into the narrative without compromising on the overall enjoyment factor. Little Folks also offers a diverse selection of verse, presenting children with the beauty of poetry in a more accessible and enjoyable manner. The poems range from humorous and lighthearted to thought-provoking, catering to varying moods and tastes, while simultaneously nurturing an appreciation for the rhythmic and linguistic wonders of poetry. While the date of issue remains a mystery, the stories and art contained within Little Folks continue to transcend time, leaving a lasting impression on its young readers. This magazine is a treasure trove of literary and artistic delights, inviting children on exciting adventures, nurturing their creativity, and ultimately instilling a lifelong love for storytelling. Whether read independently or shared with family and friends, Little Folks will undoubtedly leave a lasting impact and cultivate a sense of wonder that will endure for generations to come. First Page: LITTLE FOLKS: A Magazine for the Young. NEW AND ENLARGED SERIES. CASSELL & COMPANY, LIMITED LONDON, PARIS & NEW YORK. [ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.] Transcriber's Note: The project was listed as the August 1884 edition, but there is no information indicating that on the scans I worked with. Minor typos have been corrected. Italics are indicated with underscores like this , bold is indicate like ~this~. Smallcap letters have been converted to all caps for the text file. A LITTLE TOO CLEVER. By the Author of "Pen's Perplexities," "Margaret's Enemy," "Maid Marjory," &c. CHAPTER IV. HAS ELSIE FORGOTTEN? [Illustration] "Look you, Duncan," Elsie exclaimed, when they had walked on some way in silence, "I've made up my mind to go, and what's the use o' waitin'? The sooner the better, for it may turn cold any day now. We shouldn't be long if it was fine, but if 'twas wet we might have to wait up in places. I must sit down an' see if I can find out the way to go from the map." "We shan't be to school in time," Duncan protested. "Well, an' I dunno that I care," Elsie replied. "What's the odds o' one afternoon more or less? It'll be many a day I shall be called truant, I reckon. But they might be after tellin' of us, an' she'd be lockin' me up in the loft, which isn't what I want, so we'll get to school to day," she added, meditatively... Continue reading book >>

Little Folks A Magazine for the Young (Date of issue unknown) By: Various

Little Folks: A Magazine for the Young is a delightful collection of stories, poems, and illustrations that captivate the imagination of young readers. Although the specific date of issue is unknown, the content of this magazine is timeless and continues to offer enchantment to children around the world.

This anthology draws from the creative minds of various authors and artists, resulting in a diverse range of stories that cater to different interests. From adventurous tales of resourceful young protagonists exploring unknown lands, to heartwarming narratives about friendship and kindness, each narrative brings a unique charm to the pages of Little Folks.

What truly sets this magazine apart is its ability to engage young readers through the power of art. The vivid illustrations accompanying each story breathe life into the characters, landscapes, and events, sparking the reader's imagination and creating a strong connection between the written and visual mediums. The attention to detail in these illustrations is commendable, ensuring that the young reader's experience is richly immersive.

The stories themselves are masterfully crafted, with relatable characters and engrossing plots that keep readers of all ages eagerly turning the pages. The authors expertly navigate the delicate balance between education and entertainment, subtly embedding valuable life lessons and morals into the narrative without compromising on the overall enjoyment factor.

Little Folks also offers a diverse selection of verse, presenting children with the beauty of poetry in a more accessible and enjoyable manner. The poems range from humorous and lighthearted to thought-provoking, catering to varying moods and tastes, while simultaneously nurturing an appreciation for the rhythmic and linguistic wonders of poetry.

While the date of issue remains a mystery, the stories and art contained within Little Folks continue to transcend time, leaving a lasting impression on its young readers. This magazine is a treasure trove of literary and artistic delights, inviting children on exciting adventures, nurturing their creativity, and ultimately instilling a lifelong love for storytelling. Whether read independently or shared with family and friends, Little Folks will undoubtedly leave a lasting impact and cultivate a sense of wonder that will endure for generations to come.

First Page:

LITTLE FOLKS:

A Magazine for the Young.

NEW AND ENLARGED SERIES.

CASSELL & COMPANY, LIMITED

LONDON, PARIS & NEW YORK.

Transcriber's Note: The project was listed as the August 1884 edition, but there is no information indicating that on the scans I worked with. Minor typos have been corrected. Italics are indicated with underscores like this , bold is indicate like ~this~. Smallcap letters have been converted to all caps for the text file.

A LITTLE TOO CLEVER.

By the Author of "Pen's Perplexities," "Margaret's Enemy," "Maid Marjory," &c.

CHAPTER IV. HAS ELSIE FORGOTTEN?

[Illustration]

"Look you, Duncan," Elsie exclaimed, when they had walked on some way in silence, "I've made up my mind to go, and what's the use o' waitin'? The sooner the better, for it may turn cold any day now. We shouldn't be long if it was fine, but if 'twas wet we might have to wait up in places. I must sit down an' see if I can find out the way to go from the map."

"We shan't be to school in time," Duncan protested.

"Well, an' I dunno that I care," Elsie replied. "What's the odds o' one afternoon more or less? It'll be many a day I shall be called truant, I reckon. But they might be after tellin' of us, an' she'd be lockin' me up in the loft, which isn't what I want, so we'll get to school to day," she added, meditatively... Continue reading book >>

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