Peacock 'at Home', By A Lady [c.a. Dorset] And Butterfly's Ball

Rediscover the enchanting world of Catherine Ann Dorset's "The Peacock 'at Home'" alongside William Roscoe's "Butterfly's Ball" in this delightful collection. "The Peacock 'at Home', By A Lady" (believed to be Dorset) presents a charming narrative in verse, inviting young readers into the elegant abode of a peacock and his feathered friends. Accompanied by "Butterfly's Ball," a whimsical poem by William Roscoe, this book offers a glimpse into the imaginative landscape of early 19th-century children's literature.

These classic poems, celebrated for their engaging rhymes and vivid imagery, transport readers to a world where animals come to life and nature becomes a stage for captivating adventures. A perfect addition to any collection, this edition revives the joy and wonder of these timeless tales, ensuring their enduring appeal for generations to come.

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