The Little Old Woman Who Used Her Head
Author:
Hope Newell
Content:
The Little Old Woman Who Used Her Head by Hope Newell
Illustrator:
Margaret Ruse
Publication:
1935 by Thomas Nelson and Sons
Pages:
63
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What could be more sensible than making red jackets for your geese? Or planting onions in window boxes? Or buying magnifying spectacles to make your meals look bigger? The Little Old Woman who is the heroine of these tales, did all those wise things because she used her head.
Read these stories and find out all about the Little Old Woman and her head, which worked so well and so hard.
Excellent "read aloud" material for boys and girls from four to eight.
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Margaret Ruse
? - 1938American
Margaret "Peggy" Ruse was a Pittsburgh artist and illustrator who committed suicide in 1938.... See more
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