Lizzie Lawson Livres

A beautifully illustrated children's classic that is sure to be a favorite of children and adults alike all year round. Christmas Roses is a collection of meaningful poems from the late 1800's with full-color illustrations by talented Lizzie Lawson and poems by Robert Ellice Mack. Revised edition: Originally published as Christmas Roses, circa 1887, this revised edition titled, Christmas Roses (RW Classics Edition, Illustrated), incorporates editorial revisions as per US Copyright new edition definition. Editorial revisions include: titles, illustration captions; and all Lizzie Lawson illustrations meticulously updated to remove pixelations, dust, and debris. Hardcover, paperback, and eBook versions of Christmas Roses (RW Classics Edition, Illustrated) are all in full-color. Table of Contents (Poems): Copyright Christmas Roses The Christmas Stocking The Pet Rabbit Father's Boat A Mistake A Sad Tale The Crew of the Nancy Lee Hie For Christmas Bedtime Puss In the Corner The Little He and She Little Bo-Peep Hopes and Fears The Story Book Fairy Spring Golden Days A Slander A Song Nearly Bedtime List of Illustrations: Christmas Roses The Pet Rabbit Father's Boat Little Ducks Hie For Christmas Putting Away the Toys Puss In the Corner Hopes and Fears Golden Days The Evening Hour Lithographed By Back Cover

The book is a facsimile reprint that may include imperfections such as marks, notations, marginalia, and flawed pages. These characteristics could provide insights into its historical context and previous readership, making it a unique addition for collectors and enthusiasts.

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