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Children's Rights: A Book of Nursery Logic
Kate Douglas Smith Wiggin and Nora Archibald Smith
150 pages~2 hr 59 min read13 chapters$4.99
Children have rights, Wiggin insisted, and the nursery is where they are won or lost. Her essays take up children's plays, playthings, stories, and the delicate art of governing small people without crushing them. Wise, funny counsel from the author of Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm. Read it before the next bedtime standoff.
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Inside this book
13 chapters
- 1A BOOK OF NURSERY LOGIC
- 2PREFATORY NOTE
- 3CONTENTS
- 4THE RIGHTS OF THE CHILD
- 5CHILDREN'S PLAYS
- 6CHILDREN'S PLAYTHINGS
- 7WHAT SHALL CHILDREN READ?
- 8CHILDREN'S STORIES
- 9THE RELATION OF THE KINDERGARTEN TO SOCIAL REFORM
- 10HOW SHALL WE GOVERN OUR CHILDREN?
- 11THE MAGIC OF "TOGETHER"
- 12THE RELATION OF THE KINDERGARTEN TO THE PUBLIC SCHOOL
- 13OTHER PEOPLE'S CHILDREN
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