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My First Picture Book / With Thirty-six Pages of Pictures Printed in Colours by Kronheim

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About This Book

A child's picture primer combines a color-printed alphabet—each letter paired with a simple image—with a sequence of short, plainly narrated nursery tales and rhymes. The alphabet section presents letters alongside matching objects or animals, followed by retellings of traditional nursery episodes: an old woman who lives in a shoe and her large family, two abandoned children in the woods, a lost-sheep story, a counting tale about five pigs, and a lighthearted account of Mother Goose and her son. Illustrations appear throughout to support recognition and engage young readers.

About the Author

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Joseph Martin Kronheim

Joseph Martin Kronheim was a notable illustrator and author, primarily recognized for his contributions to children's literature in the 19th century. His work, "My First Picture Book / With Thirty-six Pages of Pictures Printed in Colours by Kronheim," showcases his talent for combining engaging narratives with vibrant illustrations, making it a cherished addition to early childhood reading. Kronheim's artistic style and dedication to captivating young audiences have left a lasting impact on the genre, highlighting the importance of visual storytelling in literature for children.

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