"Little Playfellows" by Unknown is a compilation of late 19th-century stories for children meant to teach them important life lessons. These stories focus on being kind, following the rules, and understanding how actions have results, all of which were important values back then. You'll read about Johnnie, a young boy who discovers why it’s good to be quiet and think of others, and Pierre, a boy who uses prayer to find help after being left alone in Paris. Other stories show the value of treating animals well, like Harry's funny troubles with a goat, and the courage and cleverness of Pompey, a soldier's dog. These fun stories encourage children to think about the effect their behaviour has on others as they learn about friendship and responsibility.
Little Playfellows: Sugar Plum Series
By Unknown
Discover heartwarming tales of mischievous goats, brave dogs, and children learning valuable lessons about kindness, obedience, courage, and responsibility.
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