More Tales in the Land of Nursery Rhyme

"More Tales in the Land of Nursery Rhyme" by Ada M. Marzials is a collection of imaginative stories rooted in well-known nursery rhymes, created in the early 1900s, that weaves together classic children's poems into appealing narratives. The volume explores ideas of creativity, escapades, and right and wrong through familiar personalities and interesting storylines. With examples such as “The North Wind Doth Blow,” which contains an intelligent Robin and a knowledgeable Owl, and "Jack and Jill," where a determined duo faces dangers presented by a nefarious hag in their village. Also included is the lovable Little Miss Muffet, who gains a lesson about bravery. Marzials’ writing welcomes people into an amazing realm where familiar poems come alive, demonstrating how boldness, friendship, and intelligence can result in happiness and contentment. The stories all have a moral wrapped in humor, making it a charming selection of stories.