Our Little Ones and The Nursery, Vol. V, No. 9, July 1885

A sweet, sun‑lit vignette opens the collection, capturing a little girl’s graceful steps down a bright hallway as she greets the day with a simple “Good morning” to God. The gentle rhyme paints a picture of morning‑glories swaying, a mother’s tender smile, and the quiet joy of childhood wonder, setting a warm, comforting tone for young listeners.

The next feature introduces Nasna, a tiny coati‑mondi with an endlessly curious nose and a flamboyant, ringed tail. From poking the kitchen pot’s lid to tasting steam, Nasna’s mischievous explorations lead her into a series of comic scrapes that showcase her bold spirit and quick wit. As she navigates the bustling household, her inventive tricks hint at a cleverness that will keep children laughing and eager for the next adventure.