
Little Mary;
PICTURE-BOOK.
Follow little Mary through a gentle world of family, home, nature, and everyday discovery. With simple verses and charming descriptions, she learns about the objects around her—from a table, jug, lantern, and stove to plates, snuffers, and a wash bottle—while each picture invites young listeners to look closely and wonder.
Her adventures lead beyond the house and garden, through a handsome park where deer roam, among flowers and birds, and along the riverside. Mary notices the beauty of a moss rose and crocus, cares for a robin, and responds generously when she encounters a traveler in need. Warm, instructive, and rooted in the small experiences of childhood, this book combines early lessons in vocabulary and observation with a clear celebration of kindness, cleanliness, sympathy, and good conduct.
Language
en
Duration
~3 minutes (3K characters)
Release date
Nov 2, 2007
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
A little-known early nineteenth-century writer of children’s books, Sabina Cecil created gentle, illustrated stories designed to entertain and teach young readers. Her best-known surviving work, Little Mary; or, The Picture-Book, combines simple rhyming text with scenes of nature, family life, and everyday kindness.
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