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"Plays And Games For Little Folks" is a charming collection of simple plays, games, and activities designed for young children. Originally published in 1890, this volume provides a delightful glimpse into late 19th-century childhood amusements. Authored by Josephine Pollard and illustrated by Ferdinand Schuyler Mathews, the book offers easy-to-follow instructions and engaging scenarios suitable for home or classroom settings.
This edition preserves the original text and illustrations, allowing readers to experience the joys and innocence of childhood as they were celebrated over a century ago. Perfect for educators, historians, and anyone interested in the history of children's literature and play, "Plays And Games For Little Folks" is a treasure trove of timeless fun and educational entertainment.
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