Children at Play: An American History
Traces the history of children's play in America, showing how games and pastimes reflect wider social and cultural change across centuries.
About This Book
Children at Play examines the evolution of children's play in the United States from colonial times to the present.
The book draws on diaries, memoirs, and other historical sources to document changing play patterns.
It considers how factors such as class, gender, and technology have influenced children's recreational activities.
Readers gain insight into broader social and cultural developments reflected in the history of play.
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