|Title||An ABC of children's names (O-P) | |Author||Ewen, Doris;
Ewen, Mary | Hodder & Stoughton |Publisher Location||England--
London | |Publication Date||1912 | |Image Production
Process||Relief prints| |Notes||Illustrated with color printed
reliefs.| An accordion book. This book illustrates the letters
of the alphabet with pictures and verses that point out good and
bad behavior in children including depictions of children being
obedient, useful, virtuous, and idle. "O" is for "Obedient
Oliver seated on his stool, learns his lessons carefully and
then sets out for school." The illustration depicts a boy
sitting on a stool with a book in his hands. "P" is for "Pert
Phoebe in her petticoat, refusing to be dressed. Her mammy had
to smack her but she did it for the best." The illustration
depicts a little girl standing in her white petticoat. |Subjects
(LCSH)||Alphabet--Juvenile literature; Names, Personal--Juvenile
literature; Toy and movable books; Alphabet books | Manners and
social etiquette |Digital Collec