Walter Crane

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"An Alphabet of Old Friends" is a traditional children's book illustrated by Walter Crane, a prominent figure in the Arts & Crafts Movement. This particular guide is a set of nursery rhymes, each one representing a letter of the alphabet. Crane's illustrations are important for the vibrant colors of theirs, intricate details, as well as the manner they take the nursery rhymes to life. The guide isn't just something for instructing the alphabet but additionally can serve as a review of conventional nursery rhymes and fairy tales for children that are young.Here is a brief introduction to what you may get in "An Alphabet of Old Friends" A: "Apple Pie" - Depicts the popular nursery rhyme about the A, B, C of apple pie.B: "Baby Bunting" - The rhyme of "Bye, baby bunting, Daddy's gone a-hunting."C: "Cock Robin" - The tale of the demise of Cock Robin, with every animal playing a role.