The Juvenile every-day book
Subtitle: and treasury of entertainment and instruction for young persons : with many engravings
Contributors: Parker, Harry, former owner; Sears, M. U., wood-engraver
Publisher: John Limbird
Published: 1836
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 384
Subjects: Children's literature
Notes: Includes eight poems by William Wordsworth: To the daisy (p. 41-42); Lucy Gray (p. 57-58); The first mild day of March (p. 75-76); Written in March (p. 83-84); Sonnet, composed in one of the valleys of Westmoreland, on Easter Sunday (p. 113); To the cuckoo (p. 128); The longest day (p. 183-185); and To a sky-lark (p. 209).

Illustrated with woodcuts and wood-engravings, some of the latter signed "Brooke, del.; Sears, sc."

An article "Motion of the features in portraits" (p. 344-347), discussing David Brewster's theories, is illustrated with two woodcuts with movable flaps.