1890 Rare First Edition - Rosy Mite or The Witch's Spell by Vera Petrovna Jelifhovsky, illustrated by T. Pym.

(Description)

Author: Vera Petrovna Jelifhovsky. Illustrated by T. Pym (pseudonym for Clara Creed).
Title: Rosy Mite or The Witch's Spell.
Publisher: London, Truslove and Hanson, no date (1890). First Edition.
Language: Text in English.
Size: 8" X 6".
Pages: 79 pages.
Binding: Attractive and very good original full cloth binding with the front cover featuring a whimsical illustration of a little girl standing on a rose (hinges fine, overall slightly worn, sunned, and scuffed - as shown) under a protective removable mylar cover
Content: Very good, near fine content (bright, tight, and clean - as shown, gift note of a previous 1894 owner on the second blank page - as shown).
Illustrations: Complete with all the beautiful illustrations by T. Pym (pseudonym of the late Victorian illustrator Clara Creed) depicting scenes from the narrative, adding a charming visual element to the story.

The book: Attractive First Edition of Rosy Mite or The Witch's Spell by Vera Petrovna Jelifhovsky, a delightful children's story filled with magic and adventure. It tells the tale of a little girl named Rosebud, who tends to her beloved flowers and embarks on a journey filled with enchantment. Rosebud's kindness and love for her roses lead her to encounter a witch whose spells ultimately cannot overcome Rosebud's goodness. The story concludes with Rosebud's joyous return to her family, bringing lessons of love and goodness. The charming cover design and illustrations make this book a lovely collector's item. Published by Truslove and Hanson in London, it showcases the delightful children's literature of the late 19th century.

The author: Vera Petrovna Jelifhovsky was a Russian author known for her works in children's literature. Her stories often featured elements of magic and moral lessons, capturing the imagination of young readers. Jelifhovsky's writing is noted for its engaging narrative and vivid descriptions.