A new toyshop, full of wonderful dolls and miniatures for both children and adults, is found to harbor an amazing secret. This description may be from another edition of this product.
This is certainly not a book written solely for children, and in fact it will be utterly uninteresting for babies, unless they simply like the sound of your voice. Preschoolers will have a very difficult time following it. Written in 1924, it is a compelling example of relatively early science fiction, combined with a bit of the Brother's Grimm. Its writing style is reminiscent of the Victorian era. A toymaker comes to a small town, opens a shop, and begins to create mechanical toys that amaze the towns' people. Then, an arrogant aristocrat demands that a toy be made for him, but the old toymaker resists. A short story, very interesting, intended to be read aloud to older children and adults,
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