Olive Beaupre Miller
Over the Hills
Hardcover
(The Book House for Children March 15, 1947)
35th printing 1953. My Book House begins with nursery rhymes, which appeal to the very young baby through their rhythm and music long before he can understand words. It is with nursery rhymes that you can first get the baby's attention and train him to listen and concentrate. Through them also and through the stories that follow them, the child is helped to learn words and increase his vocabulary, so by the time he goes to school he has the confidence that comes with the ability to express himself and his ideas. From the nursery rhymes, My Book House progresses through a natural, carefully graded continuity, leading the child gradually from the simplest stories to those that are more complex. This is Volume 5 of the 12 Volume set.
- Series
- My Book House (Book 5)
- Pages
- 224
- Weight
- 24.0 oz.
- Dimensions
- 9.3 x 7.5 in.
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