This is a collection of 36 stories, selected for bedtime reading, and arranged by their reading aloud time (two to eight...

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A TREASURY OF GOOD NIGHT STORIES

This is a collection of 36 stories, selected for bedtime reading, and arranged by their reading aloud time (two to eight minutes). In content, they deal chiefly with every day familiar things,- sports, toys, play, holidays, animals, helping mother, might-be true stories, of childhood activities. They seem to me more keyed to interests of little girls than little boys, with a paucity of stories about mechanical things (trains are an exception- but one could wish for some stories about cars and planes and trucks and fire engines). A few- very few- fairy tales; some talking animal stories. The material has appeared for the most part in children's magazines, and they are quiet, adequate enough stories, but without great distinction.

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Publisher: Hart

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Kirkus Reviews Issue: June 15, 1948

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