Child Life in Prose By: Various
Child Life in Prose is an enchanting collection of stories written by various authors, each capturing the essence of childhood in their own unique way. The book is a delightful journey through the innocence, imagination, and adventures of children, making it an absolute treasure for readers of all ages. Through an array of compelling narratives and relatable characters, the book explores the timeless themes and emotions experienced during childhood. From heartwarming tales of friendship and family to thrilling adventures and fantastical dreams, each story takes readers on a memorable ride, tugging at their heartstrings and stirring their imagination. The beauty of Child Life in Prose lies in the diverse voices and writing styles found within its pages. The various authors provide a refreshing variety of perspectives, infusing the collection with a rich tapestry of emotions and experiences. Seamlessly flowing from one story to the next, the book keeps readers engrossed, eager to discover what lies ahead. What sets this collection apart is its ability to transport readers back to their own childhood, evoking cherished memories and reminding us of the pure joy that comes with being young. The authors' remarkable ability to capture the innocence, curiosity, and vulnerability of children will resonate with anyone who has experienced the magic of childhood. The book also offers valuable life lessons embedded within the tales, subtly teaching young readers about the power of friendship, the importance of family, and the wonders that can be found in the simplest of moments. Through vibrant descriptions and vivid imagery, the stories come alive, immersing readers in a world where anything is possible. Although Child Life in Prose is primarily aimed at a younger audience, its timeless themes and captivating storytelling will undoubtedly appeal to readers of all ages. Parents will relish the opportunity to share this collection with their children, while adults will find solace and nostalgia within its pages. In conclusion, Child Life in Prose is a captivating and heartwarming collection that celebrates the magic of childhood. Its diverse authors, charming narratives, and universal themes make it a must-read for anyone who wants to relive the joys and wonders of being young. This book serves as a beautiful reminder of the power of imagination and the importance of cherishing the precious moments that shape our lives. First Page: Transcriber's Notes: 1. Passages in italics are surrounded by underscores ; " in bold are surrounded by =equals=. " in bold Gothic font are surrounded by ==double equals==. 2. Illustrations falling within the middle of a paragraph have been relocated to the beginning or end of the paragraph. 3. Footnotes, (two) have been placed immediately below the paragraph containing their anchor marker. 4. A detailed list of corrections and other transcription notes appears at the end of this e text. [Illustration] CHILD LIFE IN PROSE. EDITED BY JOHN GREENLEAF WHITTIER. ==Illustrated.== [Illustration] BOSTON: HOUGHTON, MIFFLIN AND COMPANY. ==The Riverside Press, Cambridge.== Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1873, BY JAMES R. OSGOOD & CO., in the Office of the Librarian of Congress, at Washington, TWENTY THIRD IMPRESSION. [Illustration] "We behold a child. Who is it? Whose is it? What is it? It is in the centre of fantastic light, and only a dim revealed form appears. It is God's own child, as all children are. The blood of Adam and Eve, through how many soever channels diverging, runs in its veins; and the spirit of the Eternal, which blows everywhere, has animated it. It opens its eyes upon us, stretches out its hands to us as all children do... Continue reading book >>

Child Life in Prose By: Various

Child Life in Prose is an enchanting collection of stories written by various authors, each capturing the essence of childhood in their own unique way. The book is a delightful journey through the innocence, imagination, and adventures of children, making it an absolute treasure for readers of all ages.

Through an array of compelling narratives and relatable characters, the book explores the timeless themes and emotions experienced during childhood. From heartwarming tales of friendship and family to thrilling adventures and fantastical dreams, each story takes readers on a memorable ride, tugging at their heartstrings and stirring their imagination.

The beauty of Child Life in Prose lies in the diverse voices and writing styles found within its pages. The various authors provide a refreshing variety of perspectives, infusing the collection with a rich tapestry of emotions and experiences. Seamlessly flowing from one story to the next, the book keeps readers engrossed, eager to discover what lies ahead.

What sets this collection apart is its ability to transport readers back to their own childhood, evoking cherished memories and reminding us of the pure joy that comes with being young. The authors' remarkable ability to capture the innocence, curiosity, and vulnerability of children will resonate with anyone who has experienced the magic of childhood.

The book also offers valuable life lessons embedded within the tales, subtly teaching young readers about the power of friendship, the importance of family, and the wonders that can be found in the simplest of moments. Through vibrant descriptions and vivid imagery, the stories come alive, immersing readers in a world where anything is possible.

Although Child Life in Prose is primarily aimed at a younger audience, its timeless themes and captivating storytelling will undoubtedly appeal to readers of all ages. Parents will relish the opportunity to share this collection with their children, while adults will find solace and nostalgia within its pages.

In conclusion, Child Life in Prose is a captivating and heartwarming collection that celebrates the magic of childhood. Its diverse authors, charming narratives, and universal themes make it a must-read for anyone who wants to relive the joys and wonders of being young. This book serves as a beautiful reminder of the power of imagination and the importance of cherishing the precious moments that shape our lives.

First Page:

Transcriber's Notes:

1. Passages in italics are surrounded by underscores ; " in bold are surrounded by =equals=. " in bold Gothic font are surrounded by ==double equals==.

2. Illustrations falling within the middle of a paragraph have been relocated to the beginning or end of the paragraph.

3. Footnotes, (two) have been placed immediately below the paragraph containing their anchor marker.

4. A detailed list of corrections and other transcription notes appears at the end of this e text.

[Illustration]

CHILD LIFE IN PROSE.

EDITED BY JOHN GREENLEAF WHITTIER.

==Illustrated.==

[Illustration]

BOSTON: HOUGHTON, MIFFLIN AND COMPANY. ==The Riverside Press, Cambridge.==

Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1873, BY JAMES R. OSGOOD & CO., in the Office of the Librarian of Congress, at Washington,

TWENTY THIRD IMPRESSION.

[Illustration]

"We behold a child. Who is it? Whose is it? What is it? It is in the centre of fantastic light, and only a dim revealed form appears. It is God's own child, as all children are. The blood of Adam and Eve, through how many soever channels diverging, runs in its veins; and the spirit of the Eternal, which blows everywhere, has animated it. It opens its eyes upon us, stretches out its hands to us as all children do... Continue reading book >>

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