The Garland Of Poetry For The Young

In this celebrated anthology, 'The Children's Garland from the Best Poets,' readers are treated to a meticulous collection of poetic works carefully chosen for the younger audience. This compilation is not merely an exposition of youthful themes but a masterclass in the diverse expressions of literary tradition, rendered accessible to children. The elegance of rhyme and rhythm that unfold within its pages reflect the social and moral values that have been imparted through the annals of poetry. It is within this context that the DigiCat Publishing edition serves as a bridge between the historical canon of English literature and the developing minds eager to partake in its treasures. The anthology's presentation in both print and ebook forms ensures the tradition's continuity and its adaptation into the digital age. The selection of poems in the anthology, curated by a multitude of unnamed literary connoisseurs, represents a tapestry woven from the vast cultural and historical experiences that have influenced generations of poets. The contributors have acted not as mere compilers but as educators, intent on preserving the richness of poetic language and imparting it to the next generation. While DigiCat Publishing's role is in reshaping these enduring works for modern consumption, it is in the careful curation where the anthology derives its profound educational merit. 'The Children's Garland from the Best Poets' is an exquisite academic resource and a delightful read for both children and adults. For educators and parents seeking to inculcate an appreciation for verse and meter, this anthology is a cornerstone. It offers more than just enjoyment; it is an odyssey through the realms of imagination, ethics, and the arts. DigiCat Publishing ensures that these time-honored verses will captivate young readers and serve as a welcoming introduction to the world's poetic legacy.

Includes approximately 300 poems, chiefly by the standard English and American poets of the 19th century and earlier.

American national trade bibliography.