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King Luckieboy’s Picture Book

(King Luckieboy’s Coloured Picture Book)

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Details

Author(s):Anonymous
Illustrator(s):Walter Crane
Harrison Weir
Publisher(s): George Routledge & Sons
Year Published: circa 1871
Type: Hardcover
Genre: Nonsense
Nursery Rhymes
Picture Book
Age Range: Ages 0-5: Picture Books
Pages: 32
This is an All-Time Great Children's Book (ATGCB)
This is an Anthology
OCLC: 502019021

Description

An omnibus containing The Old Courtier, King Luckieboy’s Party, This Little Pig Went to Market, and Picture Book.

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Other Editions

The Old Courtier (1867)

An old ballad of the English gentry. Read for free online at the University of Florida.

Publisher: George Routledge & Sons
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King Luckieboy’s Party (1870)

The months come to greet King Luckieboy at his birthday party.

Publisher: George Routledge
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This Little Pig Went to Market (1870)

The familiar toe rhyme. Read for free online at Internet Archive.

Publisher: George Routledge & Sons
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This Little Pig Went to Market (1895)

The familiar toe rhyme. This is a later reprint with new endpapers. Read for free online at Toronto Public Library.

Publisher: John Lane Co.
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