When mother lets us make paper box furniture : $b A book which shows children just how to make most attractive toy furniture out of materials which cost practically nothing--toys which give as much pleasure as those from expensive toy shops

"When Mother Lets Us Make Paper Box Furniture: A Book Which Shows Children Just How to Make Most Attractive Toy Furniture Out of Materials Which Cost Practically Nothing—Toys Which Give as Much Pleasure as Those from Expensive Toy Shops" by G. Ellingwood Rich is an instructive guide for children in the early 1900s that teaches them how to build delightful toy furniture from simple items like cardboard boxes. The book is organized into chapters that each focus on constructing a specific type of furniture from materials like cardboard boxes, showing children how to be creative when making their own toys. With step-by-step instructions and pictures to guide them, kids can learn to make beds, tables, chairs, and kitchen cabinets to make their play time more fun. This book highlights the idea that making things with your hands is more fulfilling than buying expensive store-bought play things, and that being creative can be fun.