Children's Rhymes, Children's Games, Children's Songs, Children's Stories A Book for Bairns and Big Folk

Do you dread the prospect of a long car trip with your kids? Here's a great book that will amuse and entertain children and make the trip easier and more pleasant. "If there is any more entertaining book for juveniles who 'want to know' than Mr. Robert Ford's Children's Rhymes, Children's Games, Children's Songs, Children's Stories, we have not yet made its acquaintance. The title is descriptive, as few titles are, of the unusual range of the book, which, be it said, will probably be read with as much zest by 'big folk' as by bairns."-Glasgow Herald. "This man Ford has his heart in the right place. He loves the children, and a man who loves children is on the way to heaven. The volume is described on the title-page as 'A Book for Bairns and Big Folk,' and no better description of it could be invented, for, while it must be interesting to the young people, it cannot fail to touch chords, perhaps long forgotten, in men and women who have left their youth behind them."-Daily Record and Mail. "The volume is a perfect mine for those in search of stories about children. Parents will find within its pages much that will fascinate and amuse them."-Dundee Courier. "Taken as a finished work, it is well done. The most harassed man of middle-age will turn over the pages with delight and have dreams of half-forgotten yore."-Glasgow Evening Citizen. "A very interesting little book, carefully made-a good one for students of folk-lore as well as children."-Athen�um. "Altogether we have here a delightful book."-Evening Times. CONTENTS. Rhymes of the Nursery Counting-out Rhymes Children's Rhyme-Games "Merry-ma-Tanzie" "The Mulberry Bush" "A Dis, a Dis, a Green Grass" "Looby-Looby" "I Dree I Droppit it" "Bab at the Bowster" "The Wadds" "The Wadds and the Wears" "The Widow of Babylon" "London Bridge" "The Jolly Miller" "Willie Wastle" "Oats and Beans and Barley" "Hornie Holes" "The Craw" "Neevie-neevie-nick-nack" "Blind Man's Buff" "Water Wallflower" "The Emperor Napoleon" "A' the Birdies i' the Air" "Through the Needle-e'e, Boys" "King Henry""The Blue Bird" "When I was a Young Thing" "Carry my Lady to London" "A, B, C" "My Theerie and my Thorie" "Glasgow Ships" "Airlie's Green" "Het Rowes and Butter Cakes" "Queen Mary" "Whuppity Scoorie" "Hinkumbooby" "Three Brethren come from Spain" "Here Comes a Poor Sailor from Botany Bay" "Janet Jo" "The Goloshans" Children's Songs and Ballads Cock Robin The Marriage of Cock Robin and Jenny Wren The North Wind Little Bo-Peep The House that Jack Built Simple Simon Old Mother Hubbard Old Mother Goose The Old Woman and her Pig A Frog he would a-wooing go The Carrion Crow My Pretty Maid Can ye Sew Cushions? Hush-a-ba Birdie, Croon Dance to your Daddie Katie Beardie The Miller's Dochter Hap and Row How Dan, Dilly Dow Crowdie Whistle, whistle, Auld Wife The Three Little Pigs Cowe the Nettle early The Wren's Nest Robin Redbreast's Testament Children's Humour and Quaint Sayings Schoolroom Facts and Fancies Children's Stories Blue Beard Jack and the Bean-Stalk The Babes in the Wood Jack the Giant Killer Little Red Riding Hood Cinderella; or, the Little Glass Slipper Puss in Boots Whittington and his Cat Beauty and the Beast The Sleeping Beauty