Books for Children and Youth in Nineteenth-Century America Series I

Discover the fascinating world of childhood literature in "Books for Children and Youth in Nineteenth-Century America Series I" by Toshika Nonomura. Published by Editon Synapse in 2007, this hardback edition spans an impressive 3,300 pages and presents a carefully curated collection of conduct books specifically aimed at children during the Victorian era. This facsimile reprint features sixteen unique items, complete with stunning illustrations and plates that bring the text to life.

By juxtaposing writings targeted at both girls and boys from the same authors or institutions, Nonomura provides invaluable insights into gender studies and child studies. This book is an essential resource for educators, historians, and anyone interested in the evolution of children's literature and societal norms in 19th-century America. Immerse yourself in this rich historical narrative and explore the complexities of childhood during a transformative period in American history.