William Rossa Cole bol primárne známy ako editor a antologičt a, ktorý zostavil rozsiahly počet približne 75 kníh. Jeho významný prínos do literatúry bol opakovane ocenený ALA, čo poukázalo na jeho vyberaný vkus pre pútavý obsah. Prostredníctvom svojich redakčných pozícií vo významných vydavateľstvách a svojich bystrých stĺpčekov Cole formoval krajinu súčasnej literatúry a zanechal trvalé dedičstvo.
Titles from England: Hares on the Mountain • Allan Water • My Boy Willie • Greensleeves • The Three Raven • Early One Morning • Lavender's Blue and more. Titles from Ireland: Let Erin Remember the Days of Old • The Rising Moon • The Road to the Isles • and more. Titles from Wales: The Bells of Aberdovey (Clychau Aberdyfi) • The Kind Old Man (Yr Hen Wr Mwyn) • Over the Stone (Tros y Gareg) • The Dove (Y Deryn Pur) and more.
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The journal offers a vivid account of William Cole's 1862 trading expedition in Africa, highlighting his interactions with local tribes. Through his observations, readers gain insight into the cultural exchanges and challenges faced during this period. Cole's writing is both illuminating and entertaining, providing a unique perspective on the dynamics between traders and indigenous peoples.
Combining the charm of knock-knock jokes with the fun of monster-themed humor, this collection offers a delightful array of nonsense that appeals to children. Renowned children's anthologist William Cole teams up with Mike Thaler, celebrated as America's "Riddle King," to create a captivating experience that guarantees laughter and entertainment for young readers.
Each of the twelve cantos in this poetry collection vividly captures a month of the year in a rural landscape, celebrating the natural world and the beauty of changing seasons. Divided into four parts, the poems reflect a traditional style, emphasizing the charm of countryside life in the early 19th century. This evocative work by William Cole, originally published in 1824, serves as a nostalgic homage to rural existence, showcasing the essence of each month through rich, descriptive language.
Der kleine Jonathan ist ein ungehorsamer Junge, der beim Fußball und Essen für Chaos sorgt. Er ist unzufrieden mit allem und macht anderen Kindern das Leben schwer. In ihrer Not suchen die Eltern Hilfe bei Dr. Karroter, um herauszufinden, wie sie mit Jonathans Verhalten umgehen können.
