My play is study
Subtitle: a book for children
By: translated from the German by L. Lermont
Contributors: Krummacher, Frederic Adolphus, 1767-1845, contributor
Series: Nineteenth Century Collections Online: Children's Literature and Childhood; Nineteenth Century Collections Online: Children's Literature and Childhood
Publisher: J.W. Moore
Published: 1853
Place of publication: Philadelphia
Language: eng
Number of pages: 111
Copyright date: 1851
Subjects: Conduct of life; Juvenile literature; Play; Religious aspects
Other titles: Krummacher's parables, etc.; Instructive gift
Notes: A translation with variations of "Mein Spielen ist Lernen."

Translator's preface: page [3].

"Krummacher's parables, etc.": pages [63]-92. Twelve parables, beginning with "The primitive people."

Reproduction of the original from the Baldwin Library of Historical Children's Literature, George A. Smathers Libraries, University of Florida.

With: Examples of goodness. Philadelphia : Published by J.W. Moore, 1853. Issued together.
Table of contents: title: How play may be made useful; title: The young gardeners; title: The trial of Sophia's doll; title: The ship launch; title: The primitive people; title: The young artist and his pictures; title: Experience is the best teacher; title: Judge not from outward appearance; title: An unprofitable argument; title: The trusting robin; title: The innocent fancy of a child; title: The butterfly; title: Repentance; title: The spider; title: A type on Earth; title: The seven children; title: The value of sympathy; title: The wish gratified; title: The early violet; title: The guiding stars; title: The new year's of an unhappy man; title: The echo; title: The wolf on his death-bed; title: The ape and the fox; title: The eagle and the fox; title: The violet; title: Prayer; title: The child's hymn.