Books with title Little Tot's Book of Nursery Rhymes

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Bring an experience from your childhood back or pass the joy of nursery rhymes on to the next generation with this fantastic illustrated collection.The Big Book of Nursery Rhymes contains a huge array of rhymes and songs, enough to satisfy any reader. It has all the most popular rhymes and is a great resource for anyone who remembers these charming parts of childhood but has less than perfect recall of them. As is natural with an originally oral tradition some of the versions here may be slightly different to the ones you remember from childhood, additionally some are greatly extended from the simple versions we remember to a full length rhyme. Most of us remember Simple Simon met a pie man going to the fair, but few probably know that once Simon made a great snowball and brought it in to roast. This is just one extra verse of many from the full length nursery rhyme.Tags: dog pig wont sing mother cock cat rowley day house boy baby woman cow water home sat heigho rat pieCategory: Poetry - Nursery RhymesVisit Forgotten Books at:

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