Mother Goose

6C rearranged and edited by Eulalie Osgood Grover. Illustrated by Frederick Richardson. Chicago: P. F. Volland, 1921

Notes

Mother Goose stories are a classic collection of short nursery rhymes and verses that have been shared with children for centuries, often blending playful nonsense with gentle lessons about language, rhythm, and everyday life. They include well-known rhymes like “Humpty Dumpty,” “Jack and Jill,” and “Little Miss Muffet,” and are usually written in simple, catchy language that makes them easy to remember and fun to recite aloud. While they may seem lighthearted or silly, many Mother Goose rhymes reflect bits of history, culture, and old folklore, which adds to their lasting appeal. Passed down through generations, these stories continue to introduce young readers to the joy of storytelling and the musical nature of words.

Description

Clear jacket cover with mother goose on flying goose, beautiful illustrations throughout this charming book, good condition.