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Nursery Rhymes Genre

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Books in the Nursery Rhymes genre:

Walter Crane's Picture Book Comprising The Baby's Opera, The Baby's Bouquet and the Baby's Own Aesop (1900)

A large format reprint of Triplets containing The Baby’s Opera, The Baby’s Bouquet and The Baby’s Own Æsop. It was limited to 750 copies.... View More

Author(s): Walter Crane
Illustrator(s): Walter Crane

Fable Nook and Story Book (1901)

A collection of stories and poems.

Author(s): Unknown
Illustrator(s): Walter Crane
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Mother Goose in Prose (1901)

The Wizard of Oz tells the real story behind twenty-two nursery rhymes.

Author(s): L. Frank Baum
Illustrator(s): Maxfield Parrish

Randolph Caldecott’s Painting Book: First Series (1902)

Illustrations from the Picture Books with outlines on the opposite page to color in.

Author(s): Randolph Caldecott
Illustrator(s): Randolph Caldecott

Randolph Caldecott’s Painting Book: Third Series (1902)

Illustrations from the Picture Books with outlines on the opposite page to color in.

Author(s): Randolph Caldecott
Illustrator(s): Randolph Caldecott

Mother Goose and Fairyland Tales (1904)

A collection of fairy tales and nursery rhymes.

Author(s): Unknown
Illustrator(s): Walter Crane
Louis Wain
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Mother Goose in Prose (1905)

The Wizard of Oz explains what really happened in twenty-two nursery rhymes. Read online at archive.org.... View More

Author(s): L. Frank Baum
Illustrator(s): Maxfield Parrish

The Song of Sixpence Picture Book (1909)

An omnibus containing Sing a Song of Sixpence, The Alphabet of Old Friends, and Princess Belle Etoile. Read for free online at Smithsonian Libraries.... View More

Author(s): Anonymous
Illustrator(s): Walter Crane

The Children’s Book: A Collection of the Best and Most Famous Stories and Poems in the English Language (1910)

Ranging from fables to fairy tales to ballads to myth, this anthology has stood the test of time. Read online at archive.org.

The Truth About Old King Cole and Other Very Natural Histories (1910)

A collection of verse, not quite nonsensical.

Author(s): George F. Hill
Illustrator(s): L. Leslie Brooke

The Tailor and the Crow: An Old Rhyme with New Drawings (1911)

The tailor shoots an arrow into the air and it lands. Read for free online at HathiTrust.

Author(s): L. Leslie Brooke
Illustrator(s): L. Leslie Brooke

Mother Goose: The Old Nursery Rhymes (1913)

This is the first American edition and includes additional rhymes and pictures. Read for free online at HathiTrust.

Author(s): Anonymous
Illustrator(s): Arthur Rackham

Mother Goose: The Old Nursery Rhymes (1913)

This is the first British edition and includes fewer rhymes and pictures than the American edition. The cover image above is from the American edition. Read for free online at HathiTrust.... View More

Author(s): Anonymous
Illustrator(s): Arthur Rackham

Nursery Rhyme Picture Books: First Series (1913)

This omnibus includes The Man in the Moon and Oranges and Lemons. Read for free online at Internet Archive.... View More

Author(s): L. Leslie Brooke
Illustrator(s): L. Leslie Brooke

Oranges and Lemons: A Nursery Rhyme Picture Book (1913)

A collection of nursery rhymes.

Author(s): L. Leslie Brooke
Illustrator(s): L. Leslie Brooke

Oranges and Lemons: A Nursery Rhyme Picture Book (1913)

A collection of nursery rhymes.

Author(s): L. Leslie Brooke
Illustrator(s): L. Leslie Brooke

The Jessie Willcox Smith Mother Goose (1914)

In this, her magnum opus, Jessie Wilcox Smith includes seven hundred and fifty nursery rhymes.

Author(s): Jessie Willcox Smith
Illustrator(s): Jessie Willcox Smith

The Three Bears and Mother Hubbard (1914)

A small format (16mo) edition of these two Sixpenny Toy Books.

Author(s): Anonymous
Illustrator(s): Walter Crane

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