The Folly of Juvenile Fears, or, The wig and the Shoulder of Mutton: Embellished With Plates (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781177301275)

Rediscover the charm of early 19th-century children's literature with "The Folly of Juvenile Fears, or, The Wig and the Shoulder of Mutton." This delightful tale, originally published in 1833, offers a glimpse into the concerns and amusements of childhood through a humorous narrative. Accompanied by original embellishments, the story explores the often irrational fears that grip young minds, using a wig and a shoulder of mutton as central elements of its playful plot.

Perfect for readers of all ages, this edition revives a classic example of juvenile fiction, showcasing the wit and imagination that captivated audiences nearly two centuries ago. Whether you're a collector of historical children's books or simply seeking a lighthearted read, "The Folly of Juvenile Fears" promises a diverting journey into the world of youthful anxieties and absurd situations.

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