Books with title Stories To Tell Children

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A WONDERFUL tool for family pleasure. STORIES has 51 tales, fables, myths and yarns. The index gives you useful hints on the best age level for each story. You'll find classics like Br'er Rabbit and The Little Red Hen. AND time after time you'll find stories you'll enjoy as much as your child or grandchild. Occasional entrees, like THE BRAHMIN, THE TIGER, AND THE JACKAL, even have wonderful new educational value. This is the book to take with you every night for your son or daughter's bed time story. And its at a great price.

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Sara Cone Bryant (1873-? ), later Mrs. Borst was the American author of various children's books in the early 20th century, including: How to Tell Stories to Children and Some Stories to Tell (1905), Stories to Tell to Children: Fifty- Four Stories With Some Suggestions for Telling (1907), Epaminondas and His Auntie (1907), Best Stories to Tell Children (1912), Stories to Tell the Littlest Ones (1916), I am an American: First Lessons in Citizenship (1918), New Stories to Tell to Children (1923), Gordon and His Friends (1924), The Magic Flute (1926) and The Story Reader (1929).

Sara Cone Bryant is the author of How to Tell Stories To Children, Stories to tell the littlest ones. Bryant begins with suggestions on how to be a good storyteller. Bryant discusses the difference between telling a story and reading aloud. She believes telling is superior. She then covers the qualities of a good story and what children consider a good story. The following sections give suggestions of stories by grade levels.