Keep-Well Stories for Little Folks

"Keep-Well Stories for Little Folks" by May Farinholt Jones, originally published in 1916, presents a collection of charming short stories designed to instill healthy habits and moral values in young readers. Each story features engaging characters and simple narratives that illustrate the importance of cleanliness, good behavior, and respect for others.

With a focus on everyday situations and relatable scenarios, this book offers timeless lessons in an accessible and entertaining format. Perfect for bedtime reading or classroom discussion, "Keep-Well Stories for Little Folks" provides a glimpse into early 20th-century children's literature while promoting enduring principles of well-being and ethical conduct.

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