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Step back in time with "Little Folks: A Magazine for the Young," a charming glimpse into children's literature of the late 19th century. This meticulously prepared reprint of the October 1884 issue offers a delightful collection of short stories, engaging poetry, and stimulating games and activities designed to captivate young minds.
"Little Folks" represents a fascinating example of English children's periodicals, providing a window into the educational and entertainment values of the era. Explore a world of imaginative narratives, rhythmic verse, and playful exercises, all carefully curated to amuse and instruct. Perfect for collectors, researchers, or anyone with an interest in the history of juvenile nonfiction and language arts, this issue of "Little Folks" provides a unique opportunity to experience the literary landscape that shaped generations of young readers. Discover the timeless appeal of childhood entertainment from a bygone era.
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