Harper's Young People, April 11, 1882 An Illustrated Weekly

"Harper's Young People, April 11, 1882" by Various is a magazine edition made for kids during the late 1800s that works as both a fun read and a way to learn. Inside its pages are a bunch of different stories and articles written for kids at the time. It shows what life was like back then, teaching good lessons, telling make-believe adventures, and getting kids involved in reading. One part is a poem thinking about Jesus rising from the dead. Then, readers can explore how Easter is celebrated in Jerusalem through words and pictures. There's also a funny story called "Mr. Stubbs's Brother" about kids putting on a circus with a blind horse and other funny acts. Plus, find out about Jumbo, a famous circus elephant, and learn how to build and fly your own kites. It carries a mix of stories meant to keep kids interested, teach them something, and get them thinking.