Tag Archives: Children’s Literature

A children’s story on the exhaustion of staying still.

A moral story warning children against repeating bad things that they hear about others.

“I am going to tell you about the little bird Elizabeth has.”

Introducing a 20th century children’s book author behind an upcoming project.

“Thirty days hath September, / April, June, and November…”

I review a 1999 hybrid adventure book/strategy guide for Pokémon Red and Blue more than 20 years after having first read it.

“Bertie may not become a great artist, but his sisters evidently regard him as a little genius.”

Reviewing an 1895 magazine piece describing the Brooklyn Bridge’s “Cobweb Lane,” a special path on the Bridge that appears only at night.

〜A $15 audio book version if a picture book is one idea that should have never left the bench〜

A selection of lovely nineteenth century children’s stories and poems, with many about people and animals.

A collection of classic stories, poems, dictionary entries, and game anecdotes about spring.

〜”I love thee as I love the flowers, / The sunlight and the spring”〜