Books like The wonder clock by Howard Pyle
The Wonder Clock presents a set of twenty‑four charming tales, each aligned with an hour on a clock. Howard Pyle, the author and illustrator, provided distinct frontispieces for every story, depicting the activities occurring in The House at that specific hour. The book’s illustrations and narrative style possess an antiquarian, quasi‑medieval flair, making it a delightful compilation of children's poetry and fairy tales.
First publish date: 1888
Genre: Children's Fiction/Children's Fantasy
Authors: Howard Pyle
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