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In "A Book of Nursery Songs and Rhymes," Sabine Baring-Gould curates a delightful collection that transports readers into the enchanting world of childhood through traditional verses and melodies. This compilation blends lyrical charm with folkloric depth, drawing upon the oral traditions that have shaped nursery songs across generations. Baring-Goulds literary style is characterized by a rhythmic elegance and a keen ear for the cadence of language, which makes the nursery rhymes not only accessible but also musically engaging. Set against the backdrop of late 19th-century England, this anthology reflects a burgeoning interest in preserving folk culture, making it an essential document in the study of childrens literature and musical folklore. Sabine Baring-Gould (1834-1924), a revered English author, folklorist, and antiquarian, was deeply motivated by his commitment to documenting the rich tapestry of English folklore and culture. His extensive background in both literature and church history fueled his passion for collecting songs that resonate with the innocence and wisdom of childhood. Baring-Goulds upbringing in the rugged landscapes of Devonshire, coupled with his scholarly pursuits, inspired him to uncover and celebrate the simple yet profound narratives embedded in nursery rhymes. This compelling anthology is highly recommended for parents, educators, and literature enthusiasts alike, offering a vibrant glimpse into the timeless themes of childhood and community. Each rhyme showcases the artistry of language while celebrating the joy of imagination, making it a perfect resource for engaging young readers. Baring-Goulds work not only entertains but also cultivates a sense of cultural heritage, inviting readers to explore the magical realms that childhood songs create.

O cachorro Zig, grande de porte e também de coração, era praticamente um membro da família Braga. Seu comportamento, no entanto, muitas vezes surpreendia os desavisados. Nesta crônica História de Zig

In this block, children can solve riddles to their hearts content. They train their logical thinking and perceptive abilities as they have fun working through the tasks. At the same time, concentration, precise observation and motor skills are developed equally. All tasks are provided with lovingly designed illustrations suitable for children to prepare them for preschool and primary school. Thanks to its handy format, the block is ideal for at home and on the move.

In this block, children playfully discover the numbers 1 to 10. They can count, combine and compare as much as they like. Children develop their ability to understand quantities and sizes, thus training their mathematical skills without any pressure. And all the while they are developing their ability to concentrate as well as their precise observation and motor skills. Let school begin! Thanks to its handy format, the block is ideal for at home and on the move.

Eu sou a Olímpia e sempre passo férias no casarão da minha avó Sofia. Ela é uma bruxa, mas daquelas que só fazemfeitiços para a vida brilhar.Na oficina de consertos de brinquedos, eles nascem de novo

Follow the adventure of a baby who is learning to walk. Each step the baby takes he leads to a surprise. And step by step the little ones guess where the baby will finally get at! The simple language of childrens everyday vocabulary such as numbers, animals, and family members make the book fun to read and exciting to discover.

O Pum já apronta muito sozinho, se fazendo notar por onde quer que passe. Imagine então o que acontece quando ele está acompanhado! Para conhecer suas novas estripulias - e se divertir um monte! -, é

O Ernesto é vítima de um verdadeiro disse-que-me-disse. Alguns acham que ele não é muito simpático, outros acham que ele se veste mal. E, no meio desses boatos todos, Ernesto acaba ficando sozinho, s

No quinto livro de aventuras do Pum, o cachorro mais carinhoso – e bagunceiro! – que já se viu, o leitor vai conhecer o novo bichinho de estimação dessa família: um hamster chamado Meleca.Todo mundo

Desta vez, o Pum vai passear no parque. Mas é claro que ele acaba se metendo em mais uma confusão! Quando seu dono decide soltá-lo da coleira, ele escapa e gera a maior comoção. Parece que está cada

É o mês dos bichos na escola, e finalmente o dono do Pum vai levá-lo para bagunçar com seus amigos. Ele brinca no tanque de areia, não para quieto na aula de geografia e até vai parar na sala da dire

"Celulares são muito mais avançados do que meninos, compreende? A gente não é de última geração. A gente vem sempre com os mesmos acessórios. Tá certo que menino oferece, pelo menos, uma boa cartela

Neste miniconto, Pavão tudo olha e muito vê. A cada forma – círculo, quadrado, retângulo, triângulo, losango – multiplicam-se as cores e as possibilidades criativas para tudo aquilo que está ao alcan

Vencedor do prêmio Jabuti 2006 como melhor livro infantil.O livro conta a comovente história de Rorbeto, um menino diferente, não só no nome. Ele aprendeu muitas coisas sozinho, inclusive a contar os

In "The Royal Picture Alphabet," John Leighton intricately weaves visual art with the timeless charm of the alphabet, creating a unique literary and artistic experience. The book blends exquisite illustrations with playful, didactic text that beckons readers to engage with each letter through the lens of royal imagery. Leightons talent for marrying fine art with educational content positions this work within the broader Victorian context, where the alphabet serves not merely as a tool for literacy but also as a canvas for cultural representation and artistic expression. John Leighton, a prominent figure in the 19th-century British art scene, was deeply influenced by both literary and visual traditions. His dedication to art and design, coupled with a passionate interest in education, fostered the vision behind "The Royal Picture Alphabet." Leightons career as an artist and illustrator allowed him to explore themes of elegance and sophistication, appealing to both children and adults, thus enriching their understanding of the interrelationship between letters and images. This book is highly recommended for educators, art enthusiasts, and parents seeking to introduce children to the alphabet through an enchanting blend of art and literature. "The Royal Picture Alphabet" promises a delightful reading journey that cultivates a love for language, art, and the whimsical wonder of childhood.

In "The Picture Alphabet," Oliver Spafford artfully interweaves visual imagery and linguistic elements to create an innovative exploration of language acquisition and literacy. This richly illustrated work merges the simplicity of an alphabet book with profound insights into the cognitive processes involved in reading and writing. SpaffordAos illustrative style is both whimsical and educational, appealing to a wide range of age groups while maintaining a scholarly undertone that encourages deeper reflection on the relationship between images and text. The narrative context draws on contemporary educational theories, particularly those celebrating multisensory learning, allowing readers to experience the evolution of language through a visual lens. Oliver Spafford is an accomplished author and educator whose passion for literacy development has informed his creative endeavors. With years spent in classrooms and libraries, he draws inspiration from his experiences working with children and understanding the unique challenges they face in literacy acquisition. His background in child psychology and education allows him to address the intersection of visual arts and language in an engaging manner, reflecting a commitment to fostering love for reading in young learners. "The Picture Alphabet" is a must-read for educators, parents, and anyone passionate about early literacy. Its unique approach not only entertains but also equips readers with effective tools for teaching and learning. SpaffordAos book is a valuable addition to the libraries of those seeking to enrich their understanding of language, making it an essential resource in nurturing the next generation of readers.

Walter Cranes "An Alphabet of Old Friends" is a delightful exploration of the English alphabet, articulated through whimsical illustrations and playful verse. Each letter introduces an array of charming characters and creatures, blending educational elements with a sense of nostalgic whimsy. Cranes distinctive artistryAimarked by vibrant colors and intricate detailsAireflects the Victorian preoccupation with childhood, creativity, and the pursuit of knowledge, making this work both an artistic and pedagogical endeavor in the late 19th century. Crane, a celebrated figure in the Arts and Crafts Movement, was deeply influenced by his background in art and design, alongside his passion for childrens literature. His experiences in creating enchanting illustrations for tales and nursery rhymes positioned him uniquely to craft this alphabet book, driven by a desire to cultivate imagination and literacy in young readers. The blend of his artistic vision with educational intent resonates through the pages, inviting readers into a world rich with historical and cultural references. I highly recommend "An Alphabet of Old Friends" to educators, parents, and anyone who cherishes the art of storytelling. It serves not only as a splendid introduction to the alphabet but also as a celebration of creativity that nurtures a childs imagination, making it a timeless addition to any literary collection.

In "The Queen of Hearts" and "Sing a Song for Sixpence," Randolph Caldecott masterfully intertwines whimsical narratives with exquisite illustrations, creating a captivating collection that enchants both children and adults alike. The rhythmic verse and playful antics of characters like the Queen of Hearts and the merry-makers of Sixpence exhibit a rich interplay between text and imagery. CaldecottAos distinct artistic style, characterized by vivid colors and imaginative compositions, not only reflects the cultural milieu of Victorian England but also showcases the burgeoning art of picture books, pioneering the genre as it evolved into a staple of childhood literature. Randolph Caldecott was a renowned Victorian illustrator whose work profoundly influenced the realm of childrenAos literature. His early experiences in drawing and storytelling, along with his keen awareness of child development, inspired him to create titles that resonate emotionally and visually with young audiences. An eager traveler and observer of society, Caldecotts travels across England and his interactions with the burgeoning publishing industry equipped him with the knowledge and vision to craft enduring tales that would spark generations imaginations. This delightful anthology is highly recommended for readers of all ages who appreciate the charm of classic childrenAos literature. Caldecotts ability to blend narrative and illustration invites readers into a playful world that rewards repeated engagements, revealing new nuances with each reading. It is an essential addition to any literary collection and stands as a testament to the timeless joy that stories can bring.

In "Johnny Crows Garden," L. Leslie Brooke presents a whimsical exploration of a fantastical landscape inhabited by an array of charming animal characters. The narrative unfolds through a series of vibrant illustrations and playful verses that invite readers to engage with the imaginative world of Johnny Crow. The books literary style is characterized by its rhythmic language and gentle humor, reflecting the Edwardian childrens literature context in which Brooke was writing, marked by a merging of visual art and narrative storytelling that captivates young audiences. As Johnny Crow navigates his garden, he encounters a host of delightful creatures, each contributing to the enchanting atmosphere and moral lessons embedded within the text. L. Leslie Brooke, an accomplished illustrator and author, was deeply influenced by his own experiences in nature and the English countryside, which can be seen in the rich details of his artwork. Educated at the Royal Academy Schools and known for his work on childrens books and nursery rhymes, BrookeAos artistic background allowed him to meld visual artistry with engaging storytelling, making him a significant figure in early 20th-century childrens literature. "Johnny CrowAos Garden" is an essential read for children and adults alike, offering a delightful blend of imagination and artistry. Its timeless themes of curiosity and adventure encourage readers to explore their surroundings and embrace the wonders of nature, making it a superb addition to any literary collection.

In "A Apple Pie," Kate Greenaway expertly crafts a charming and playful exploration of the alphabet through the whimsical story of a pie. Illustrated in her distinctive, delicate style, the book invites readers into a vibrant world where each letter comes alive with delightful characters and visually appealing images. Greenaways interplay of text and illustration not only engages the imagination of children but also offers a subtle education in literacy and the joys of reading. Set against the backdrop of Victorian childrens literature, the narrative reflects the eras fondness for merging art and learning, providing a fresh take that transcends generations. Kate Greenaway, a prominent figure in the late 19th century, was well-acquainted with the artistic and literary movements of her time. Her love for childrenAos illustrations and storytelling was informed by her own experiences as a child and her observations of Victorian society. Her ability to combine tender narratives with exquisite artwork led her to create works that celebrated childhood and innocence. "A Apple Pie" stands as a testament to her skill in making literacy enchanting and accessible. This delightful book is highly recommended for parents, educators, and young readers alike. Its lyrical prose and captivating illustrations make it an ideal introduction to the world of letters and storytelling. Greenaways unique approach ensures that "A Apple Pie" will be cherished for years to come, sparking curiosity and a love for literature in every child.