
Wings and the Child
by E. Nesbit
'Wings and the Child' Summary
In "Wings and the Child," E. Nesbit explores the power of imagination and play in the development of children. She argues that children need to be given the freedom to create their own worlds and that play is an essential part of learning. Nesbit provides practical advice on how to encourage children's imaginations, including how to build magic cities out of household objects. She also discusses the importance of storytelling, fairy tales, and other forms of imaginative play. "Wings and the Child" is a classic work on the importance of childhood and a valuable resource for parents and educators who want to help children develop their imaginations.Book Details
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