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Product details File Size 404 KB Print Length 269 pages Simultaneous Device Usage Unlimited Publication Date May 16, 2012 Sold by  Digital Services LLC Language English ASIN B0084726IA

Mother Goose in Prose edition by L Frank Lyman Frank Baum Literature Fiction eBooks Reviews

• This wonderful collection of short stories by Frank Baum is another delightful addition to anyone who is a fan of his work. Based on famous Mother Goose rhymes, all stories are fascinating background tales of the various characters involved. I always get pleasure from reading these, as the author's imagination knows no bounds.
• Great
• I have a Nook, so I had to get a for PC to be able to read these books... glad I did... I read the first story in this book, about the little boy who lived with his aunt and uncle, and took a sixpense to leave and not return... Sing a Song of Sixpense... I had never heard this version, I think I will love this book!! can't wait to read the rest of the stories!!! -)
• Time is the essence of rhyme
  Prose for those who labors have forsaken.
  Little stories to stretch the imagination,
  With bookmarks within the pagination!
• This is an excellent book with stories to back up the origional nursery rhymes. It is very interesting and fun to read to youngsters.
• No pictures in this edition, and about a quarter of the stories are outdated enough that I wouldn't want a kid to read them.
• If you remember and loved the nursery rhymes then you will love the stories as much as I do. My favorite is Pussy-cat Mew! I can't wait to visit my grandsons and read these stories to them!
• Is it still mother goose? Not to me. Jack is fast and is jumping carefully over the flame but without the rhyme it is not as fun.