Little Stories for Little Children By: Anonymous
Little Stories for Little Children is a collection of charming tales that captivate young hearts and ignite their imaginations. Written by an anonymous author, this book offers a delightful assortment of short stories that are perfect for bedtime reading or quiet moments of reflection. The book opens with a heartwarming tale about a mischievous rabbit named Benny who learns the importance of listening to his wise mother. Through Benny's humorous adventures, children learn the valuable lesson that patience and obedience lead to positive outcomes. This story, like many others in the book, is filled with vivid descriptions and engaging dialogue that effortlessly transport young readers into Benny's world. One of the standout features of Little Stories for Little Children is the simplicity and clarity of the writing style. The author's choice of words and sentence structure makes it easy for children to comprehend and follow along with the stories. Moreover, the lively characters and relatable themes allow young readers to connect with the tales on a deeper level, enhancing their understanding and enjoyment. Each story in this collection evokes a sense of wonder and curiosity, encouraging children to explore their own imaginative abilities. From enchanting encounters with talking animals to magical journeys through imaginary lands, the narratives ignite a sense of adventure and encourage children to dream big. The author's ability to cultivate a sense of awe and excitement throughout the book is truly commendable. The illustrations in Little Stories for Little Children are equally captivating. The vibrant colors and detailed images bring the characters and settings to life, captivating young readers and holding their attention from start to finish. The illustrations not only complement the stories but also help young children visualize the events unfolding before their eyes, making the reading experience even more engaging. While the book primarily targets young children, it also imparts valuable life lessons subtly woven into the narratives. Topics such as friendship, kindness, and perseverance are delicately explored through relatable characters and genuine emotions, teaching children valuable values and morals without being preachy. This aspect adds an extra layer of depth to the stories, making them resonate with both young readers and adults alike. Overall, Little Stories for Little Children is a delightful compilation of tales that will captivate the minds and hearts of young readers. With its enchanting narratives, engaging illustrations, and subtle life lessons, this book is a must-have addition to any child's library. Anonymous, the author, has effortlessly crafted a collection of stories that will not only entertain but also educate and inspire young imaginations. First Page: LITTLE STORIES FOR LITTLE CHILDREN. LONDON: PRINTED BY JOSEPH MASTERS, ALDERSGATE STREET. LITTLE STORIES FOR LITTLE CHILDREN. [Illustration] JOHN WILSON. John ny Wil son and Ned Brown were play ing at ball one day, and the ball hit John on the hand: he was ve ry an gry, and ran af ter Ned and beat him ve ry hard. Just then, a man came by and gave John a box on the ear which made him let go of Ned, and he be gan to cry. Then the man said, "You beat that lit tle boy and for get how you hurt him, but you do not like it your self." Then John was sor ry, and said he would ne ver do so any more; he shook hands with Ned, and he kept his word, and all who knew him lov ed him. [Illustration] JANE NORTH. Jane North was an i dle girl; she did not like her book, and when she was told to read her les son she would cry, and say she want ed to play with her doll. So her doll was tak en from her till she had read; but she read ill, and would not learn to write. So she grew up a dunce, and no one lov ed her. [Illustration] MARY AND LUCY. Had each a nice doll, and they took care of them. One day Tom call ed them to play at ball, and they ran a way to play, and left the two dolls on a chair... Continue reading book >>

Little Stories for Little Children By: Anonymous

Little Stories for Little Children is a collection of charming tales that captivate young hearts and ignite their imaginations. Written by an anonymous author, this book offers a delightful assortment of short stories that are perfect for bedtime reading or quiet moments of reflection.

The book opens with a heartwarming tale about a mischievous rabbit named Benny who learns the importance of listening to his wise mother. Through Benny's humorous adventures, children learn the valuable lesson that patience and obedience lead to positive outcomes. This story, like many others in the book, is filled with vivid descriptions and engaging dialogue that effortlessly transport young readers into Benny's world.

One of the standout features of Little Stories for Little Children is the simplicity and clarity of the writing style. The author's choice of words and sentence structure makes it easy for children to comprehend and follow along with the stories. Moreover, the lively characters and relatable themes allow young readers to connect with the tales on a deeper level, enhancing their understanding and enjoyment.

Each story in this collection evokes a sense of wonder and curiosity, encouraging children to explore their own imaginative abilities. From enchanting encounters with talking animals to magical journeys through imaginary lands, the narratives ignite a sense of adventure and encourage children to dream big. The author's ability to cultivate a sense of awe and excitement throughout the book is truly commendable.

The illustrations in Little Stories for Little Children are equally captivating. The vibrant colors and detailed images bring the characters and settings to life, captivating young readers and holding their attention from start to finish. The illustrations not only complement the stories but also help young children visualize the events unfolding before their eyes, making the reading experience even more engaging.

While the book primarily targets young children, it also imparts valuable life lessons subtly woven into the narratives. Topics such as friendship, kindness, and perseverance are delicately explored through relatable characters and genuine emotions, teaching children valuable values and morals without being preachy. This aspect adds an extra layer of depth to the stories, making them resonate with both young readers and adults alike.

Overall, Little Stories for Little Children is a delightful compilation of tales that will captivate the minds and hearts of young readers. With its enchanting narratives, engaging illustrations, and subtle life lessons, this book is a must-have addition to any child's library. Anonymous, the author, has effortlessly crafted a collection of stories that will not only entertain but also educate and inspire young imaginations.

First Page:

LITTLE STORIES

FOR

LITTLE CHILDREN.

LONDON:

PRINTED BY JOSEPH MASTERS, ALDERSGATE STREET.

LITTLE STORIES

FOR

LITTLE CHILDREN.

[Illustration]

JOHN WILSON.

John ny Wil son and Ned Brown were play ing at ball one day, and the ball hit John on the hand: he was ve ry an gry, and ran af ter Ned and beat him ve ry hard. Just then, a man came by and gave John a box on the ear which made him let go of Ned, and he be gan to cry. Then the man said, "You beat that lit tle boy and for get how you hurt him, but you do not like it your self."

Then John was sor ry, and said he would ne ver do so any more; he shook hands with Ned, and he kept his word, and all who knew him lov ed him.

[Illustration]

JANE NORTH.

Jane North was an i dle girl; she did not like her book, and when she was told to read her les son she would cry, and say she want ed to play with her doll. So her doll was tak en from her till she had read; but she read ill, and would not learn to write. So she grew up a dunce, and no one lov ed her.

[Illustration]

MARY AND LUCY.

Had each a nice doll, and they took care of them. One day Tom call ed them to play at ball, and they ran a way to play, and left the two dolls on a chair... Continue reading book >>

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