The Good boy and Girl's Lottery; all Prizes and no Blanks, as Drawn in the Presence of Master Tommy Tim, Corporal Trim's Cousin (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781171764472)

"The Good Boy and Girl's Lottery; all Prizes and no Blanks, as Drawn in the Presence of Master Tommy Tim, Corporal Trim's Cousin" is a charming and instructive early reader designed to engage young minds with playful learning. This delightful book presents a unique 'lottery' where every outcome is a prize, teaching children valuable life lessons through entertaining scenarios. Meet Master Tommy Tim, cousin to the notable Corporal Trim, as he guides readers through a series of engaging stories and activities.

Perfect for introducing young children to the joy of reading and the importance of good character, this book offers a blend of amusement and moral instruction, making it a timeless addition to any young reader's collection. Rediscover this classic tale and share the fun and wisdom with a new generation.

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