Book details
Little Folks Down South
Published in
2012
Description
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Age
4-8
Text complexity
intermediate
Length
162 pages
Why to read
- Cultural Insight: 'Little Folks Down South' offers readers a glimpse into the life and culture of the Southern United States during the time of the author, Frank Lebby Stanton. It provides a historical perspective that can enrich one's understanding of the region's past.
- Literary Appreciation: As a work by Frank Lebby Stanton, who was a well-known poet and lyricist of his time, the book showcases his literary talent. Readers can appreciate the unique storytelling style and poetic elements that Stanton incorporates into his writing.
- Nostalgia and Sentimentality: The book captures the innocence and simplicity of childhood in the South. Readers who grew up in the region or have an affinity for Southern culture may find the stories nostalgic and heartwarming.
- Educational Value: For students and enthusiasts of American literature and history, 'Little Folks Down South' serves as an educational tool that provides context to the social and cultural dynamics of the South in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.