A collection of moral tales and fables designed to educate children on virtues and vices.
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12 books
#02
The looking-glass for the mind, or, Intellectual mirror
Arnaud Berquin · 1800
Concern27MildVirtue18Thin
This book uses allegorical stories and exercises to teach children about reason and morality.
This is a collection of short, moralistic tales for children, often featuring animals and simple lessons about behavior and virtue.
#04
The looking-glass for the mind, or, The juvenile friend
Arnaud Berquin · 1803
Concern8CleanVirtue29Present
This collection of moral tales aims to teach children virtues and lessons through allegorical stories.
A collection of fables and moral tales designed to teach children valuable lessons about life and behavior.
The adventures of Auvergne are recounted, likely involving journeys and challenges in a historical setting.
#07
The history of Bertrand, a poor laborer, and his little family
Arnaud Berquin · 1812
Concern4CleanVirtue8Thin
This historical narrative details the life of Bertrand, a poor laborer, and the struggles and simple joys of his family.
A collection of moral tales and fables designed to teach children virtues and good behavior.
#09
Biography for girls; or, Interesting stories for children
Arnaud Berquin · 1809
Concern7CleanVirtue19Thin
This collection presents biographical sketches and moral tales intended to educate and inspire young girls.
#10
Biography for boys; or, Interesting stories for children
Arnaud Berquin · 1808
Concern3CleanVirtue3Thin
This is a collection of biographical sketches and inspiring stories intended for young boys.
#11
The Peasant's repast or, The benevolent physician
Arnaud Berquin · 1808
Concern0CleanVirtue29Present
A didactic tale from the late 18th century, this story illustrates the virtues of kindness and good health through the experiences of a peasant family.
This picture book, written in Chinese, expresses a child's strong affection and love for their father.
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