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Fun with Dick and Jane by William S. Gray
Fun with Dick and Jane by William S. Gray













Fun with Dick and Jane by William S. Gray

Those were dull looking outside but offered more classical and complex tales inside. Interestingly, these early readers were a total departure from the 19 th-century primers I normally come across at auction. Oh, Look.” Dick does his chores, while Sally fools around.Ī copy of a bound oversized version of these books was laid out on an auction table recently, along with another that told the story of a similar family whom I was unfamiliar with. My mother had taught me to read before I started school, so I’m sure I whizzed through the simply written stories. Rainey’s class (she was one of the sweetest persons, but aren’t all first-grade teachers?). They were the characters in my first-grade readers in Mrs. When I was a child they were like our fictitious rich cousins, always enjoying their good life, with me and millions of other children wandering vicariously among them. When I saw the pictures of the children in the book, it took me back decades.















Fun with Dick and Jane by William S. Gray