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Tag Archives: Nursery Rhymes
Folklore Thursday 11/01/2018
As collections of European folk songs and poems, books on Nursery Rhymes became popular during the golden age of children’s literature in the mid-nineteenth century but many of the rhymes themselves are much older. Full of working-class imagery and trades … Continue reading
Posted in FolkloreThursday, Rare Books
Tagged Children's literature, folklore, Nursery Rhymes, work, Working-class imagery
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A Christmas Nursery Rhyme
As #Folkore Thursday finished for the year last week we thought we’d make our own up today, a folklore Wednesday if you will (not wanting to encroach on anyone’s patch), finding one more opportunity to rave about our folkloric goldmines … Continue reading
Posted in Rare Books
Tagged Children's books, Christmas, Folkore, illustrations, Nursery Rhymes
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