WeRead Powered by ReaderPub
A Paris pair; Their day's doings cover

A Paris pair; Their day's doings

Open in WeRead

Explore more books like this:

About This Book

A rhythmic day-in-the-life poem follows two young siblings in a Parisian setting as they rise, eat, attend lessons, play in the Luxembourg, and visit the Louvre. Hour-by-hour verses trace breakfasts, school, naps, riding, dancing, tea, toys, and evening prayers, contrasting a dainty, patient sister with a more impulsive, playful brother. The poems gently balance study and play while emphasizing manners, art appreciation, and the everyday routines of childhood.

About the Author

Brown, Beatrice Bradshaw portrait

Beatrice Bradshaw Brown

Beatrice Bradshaw Brown was an author known for her work in early 20th-century literature. Her notable book, "A Paris Pair; Their Day's Doings," reflects her keen observations of life in Paris, capturing the essence of the city's culture and social dynamics. Through her writing, Brown offers readers a glimpse into the experiences and adventures of her characters, showcasing her ability to blend narrative with vivid descriptions. While not widely recognized today, her contributions provide valuable insights into the literary landscape of her time.

You May Also Like