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Rediscover the charm of fireside entertainment with Emily Mayer Higgins' "Holidays at the Grange or A Week's Delight: Games and Stories for Parlor and Fireside." This delightful collection of short stories and engaging games offers a glimpse into the joys of family time and indoor activities.
Perfect for juvenile literature enthusiasts, this volume captures the essence of childhood amusements and heartwarming storytelling. Explore a variety of indoor games ideal for bringing family together, alongside captivating stories designed to spark imagination and create lasting memories.
A treasure trove of classic children's stories, "Holidays at the Grange" provides hours of entertainment. This carefully prepared print republication allows readers to experience the simple pleasures and enduring appeal of a bygone era, where parlor games and imaginative narratives filled cozy evenings. A wonderful addition to any collection of juvenile fiction and activity books.
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