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"Baa, Baa, black sheep, have you any wool? - Yes, sir; yes, sir, three bags full." This brand new hardback edition of 'NURSERY RHYME CLASSICS' brings you the very best of classic nursery rhymes to entertain, soothe and stimulate your baby or young child any day of the week - or time of the day! The nursery rhymes are presented word for word with the exact language that was used in the 19th Century and earlier, making this collection of cultural value also. Vintage illustrations are featured with the verses which helps bring the stories and characters of these timeless nursery rhymes back to life. - The volume includes B&W pictures that can be colored in by your child. This immaculately presented volume features over 100 pages of nursery rhyme classics, including obvious favorites like 'Humpty Dumpty', 'Old King Cole', 'Sing a Song of Sixpence', 'Pat-a-Cake, Pat-a-Cake', 'Three Blind Mice' and so many more. The whole book is designed in an infant-friendly format, with bold, clear text and attractive pictorial illustrations. Being in laminated hardback makes 'Nursery Rhyme Classics' ideal for kitchen, nursery and bedroom alike. The rhymes are ideal to be read over and over. Discover the timeless children's verses that have captivated many millions of readers. "The child intuitively comprehends that although these stories are unreal, they are not untrue."― Bruno Bettelheim, The Uses of Enchantment OUT SPRING 2024 - 'NURSERY RHYME CLASSICS Volume 2'.

Sukhyang's Tale, known as one of the masterpiece women's narratives in the 17th century of old Korea, evolves around the love story of Sukhyang and Yi S¿n, which takes place in heaven and again on earth. It deals with stories from Sukhyang's ordeals of being separated from her parents during a bandit riot to her reunion with, and marriage to, Yi S¿n before ascending to heaven together. A dualistic world-view, in which the real and the surreal elements coexist, is portrayed through the close bond between the lovers under the context of predestined ordeals and happiness. Sugy¿ng's Tale, a love story between Sugy¿ng and S¿n'gun - being categorized as a romance novel with features and basic plots similar to Sukhyang's Tale - has a tragic twist. Sugy¿ng's Tale does not formalize romantic love of happy ending but portrays more the anguish of the times while taking the form of a fantasy. Nevertheless, the two novels commonly explore the difficulty of finding true love and how a woman, left at a disadvantage in society, faces severer ordeals as she has to face the absurdities of a medieval Chos¿n society defined by gender discrimination and Neo-Confucian ethics. Sohn Tae-soo, who is teaching translation at Sungkyunkwan University in Seoul, is a Korean-to-English translator, specializing in the sector of the Korean studies and academic papers, among others. Won-Chung Kim is a professor of English Literature at Sungkyunkwan University in Seoul, Korea, where he teaches contemporary American poetry, ecological literature, and translation. Christopher Merrill has published seven collections of poetry, including Watch Fire, for which he received the Lavan Younger Poets Award from the Academy of American Poets.