foster edith francis (9 Ergebnisse)

Zustand: New. In.

Zustand: New. In.

Zustand: New. In.

Zustand: New. In.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - 'Mary's Little Lamb: A Picture Guessing Story for Little Children' by Edith Francis Foster is a charming animal story perfect for young readers. This classic children's story centers around lambs and other farm animals in an engaging guessing game format. Little ones will delight in the simple narrative and endearing illustrations, making it a wonderful introduction to the joys of reading. A timeless tale of juvenile fiction, 'Mary's Little Lamb' has captivated audiences for generations with its gentle charm and focus on the natural world. Discover this meticulously prepared print republication of a beloved story, a treasure to be shared and cherished. Perfect for children interested in farm animals and heartwarming stories about the bonds we share with them.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - 'Jimmy Crow' by Edith Francis Foster explores the unique bond between humans and animals, specifically focusing on birds as cherished pets. This juvenile fiction story delves into themes of friendship and companionship through the lens of a child's relationship with a remarkable bird. A heartwarming narrative suitable for young readers, 'Jimmy Crow' offers a glimpse into a world where animals enrich our lives and teach us valuable lessons about empathy and connection. This classic work of literature, meticulously prepared for print republication, reminds us of the enduring power of simple stories to capture the imagination and foster a love for the natural world. A timeless tale perfect for animal lovers of all ages, 'Jimmy Crow' celebrates the special place birds hold in our hearts and homes.

FOSTER, Edith Francis (illustrator). RICHARDS, Rosalind. TWO CHILDREN IN THE WOODS. Illustrated by Edith Francis Foster. Boston: Dana Estes & Company, [1907]. 12mo., pictorial light-blue cloth; 274 pages. First Edition. A children's book written by the daughter of Laura E. Richards, the author of more than 60 books, mostly for children. Rosalind's grandmother is Julia Ward Howe, author of "The Battle Hymn Of The Republic." Signed presentation from Richards on the front endpaper: "Temple and Alida, with love from Rosalind." With the personal bookplate of Christopher Temple Emmet on the front pastedown. His wife, Alida Chanler Emmet, was a poet and their home, The Mallows, is an historic home at the Head of the Harbor in Suffolk County, NY. An uncommon book, especially signed by the author. Very Good (minor wear covers; contents clean & tight). Scarce! $150.00.

Cloth. Zustand: Very Good Indeed. Edith Francis Foster (illustrator). First edition. The first edition of this charming children's tale about a group of kittens, authored and illustrated by Edith Francis Foster. The very scarce first edition of this work.A delightful children's work from author and illustrator Edith Francis Foster.A charming children's tale about kittens, with vignette and full page illustrations throughout by the author.In the bright publisher's original pictorial cloth.Foster also authored and illustrated such children's works as 'Mary's Little Lamb: A Picture Guessing Story for Little Children' and 'Mary "N" Mary'. In the publisher's original pictorial cloth binding. Externally, exceptionally bright. Bump to back strip head, with a touch of fading to front joint. Internally, firmly bound. Pages bright, but with instances of significant handling marks to page perimeters. Very Good Indeed. book.

Boston (Mass., U.S.A.) Dana Estes & Co. 1902 Bond, illustrated cloth binding, ca. 82pp., 23x18cm., oblong, ills. in b/w., in good condition (binding with some mild traces of use, rubbing). Rare. This charming children's book tells how a young boy named Jack finds Jimmy Crow and how the two become inseparable companions. Together they experience a series of lively adventures: Christmas celebrations, April Fool mischief, circus outings, birthday parties, and everyday discoveries at school. One of the most remarkable features of the book is its inventive use of small illustrations in place of many written words. Young readers must identify these visual clues and supply the missing terms themselves, making the book a unique typographic experiment and an engaging reading experience. The story begins when Jack discovers Jimmy Crow and brings him into his life. From that moment on, the pair share a sequence of episodic adventures that reflect the imagination and rhythm of childhood. They prepare for Christmas, play tricks on April Fool's Day, marvel at the wonders of the circus, celebrate birthdays, and navigate daily life at school. Each chapter blends humor and gentle lessons with a sense of curiosity and companionship. The book stands out for its unusual typographic design: numerous words are replaced by small pictorial symbols, encouraging readers to interpret the scenes and deduce the missing vocabulary. This combination of narrative and visual guessing games makes the work both playful and pedagogical, and positions it as a highly distinctive example of early twentieth century children's literature. Edith Francis Foster was an author of early twentieth century children's literature. Her work combined imaginative storytelling with educational aims, offering young readers engaging narratives supported by inventive visual elements. She was known for creating books that encouraged observation, curiosity, and interactive reading.