Stories of Great Americans for Little Americans - Inspiring Biographical Tales of American Heroes for Young Readers

Edward Eggleston

Sinopse

In "Stories of Great Americans for Little Americans," Edward Eggleston presents a captivating collection of biographical sketches aimed at young readers. This work elegantly blends historical fact with engaging narrative, employing a simple yet evocative literary style that resonates with children while imparting essential lessons on American values. Set against the backdrop of 19th-century America, the stories showcase notable figures, intertwining their achievements with morals and virtues, thereby fostering a sense of patriotism and identity among the youth. Eggleston'Äôs approach reflects the era's emphasis on moral instruction through literature, embodying themes of heroism, perseverance, and civic responsibility. Edward Eggleston, an influential figure in American literature and a staunch advocate for educational reform, believed in the power of storytelling to shape young minds. His dedication to creating accessible literature for children stems from his own experiences in a rapidly changing American society and his commitment to instilling a love for reading. Eggleston's background as a historian and novelist lends authority to his retelling of these historical narratives, making them both engaging and informative. This book is highly recommended for parents, educators, and young readers alike. It serves as an invaluable resource for instilling a sense of American pride and understanding of national history. Eggleston's beautifully crafted tales captivate the imaginations of children while educating them about the remarkable individuals who shaped their country.

Disponível desde: 20/11/2019.

Comprimento de impressão: 155 páginas.

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