The Garland Of Childhood
A Little Book For All Lovers Of Children
Complied By Percy Withers
Publisher: Henry Holt & Company
Printed In Edinburgh by The Riverside Press Limited
1910
NOTE: Prior ownership inscription on cover page: “Dianne Frances” *scribble marks*
"The Garland of Childhood," compiled by Percy Withers, is a carefully curated anthology of poems, stories, and prose selections celebrating the innocence, wonder, and unique perspective of childhood. The collection brings together works from various authors, each capturing different facets of a child's world, from the playful and imaginative to the poignant and reflective. Withers's compilation aims to evoke a sense of nostalgia and appreciation for the fleeting beauty of youth, offering a literary garland that honors the enduring power of childhood experiences and their impact on the human spirit.
Percy Withers was a British writer and anthologist who dedicated his work to capturing the essence of childhood through carefully selected literary pieces. His achievement with "The Garland of Childhood" demonstrates a keen understanding of the themes and emotions associated with youth, and a talent for curating a collection that resonates with readers of all ages. While perhaps not as widely known as some of the authors he included in his anthology, Withers's skill in compiling and presenting these works showcases his dedication to preserving and celebrating the literary representations of childhood. His contribution lies in his ability to weave together a tapestry of voices that collectively honor the delicate and transformative period of life that is childhood.
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