A Paris pair; Their day's doings

"A Paris Pair; Their Day's Doings" by Beatrice Bradshaw Brown is an early 20th-century children's book that paints a charming picture of childhood in Paris through the eyes of two siblings, Jeanette and Jean. The story follows their daily routines, from waking up to attending lessons, enjoying meals, and playing in the park, all told through playful verses and delightful illustrations. Jeanette is portrayed as a well-behaved and diligent child, while Jean is more mischievous, often finding himself in trouble. The book captures the simple joys and adventures of childhood, from visiting the Louvre to cozying up for bedtime, creating a whimsical and engaging experience for young readers.