THE HOUSE WE LIVE IN by A. H. Douglass

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Feb 11, 1902

THE HOUSE WE LIVE IN.

By A. H. Douglass

I HAVE looked over the little book, “The House We Live In,” and believe it presents in an interesting and impressive manner a great deal of information that every child should have.

I think it especially valuable for the suggestions it gives of methods of instructing children; not only in the subject-matter of the book, but in all things, children delight in symbolism, and to learn about the human body in terms of a dwelling, not only attracts their attention, but arouses their thoughts and imaginations, and fixes in memory the facts taught.

I take pleasure in recommending this book to all mothers who are willing to give some of their time and care to the training of their children, and especially do I recommend it to primary teachers.

A. H. DOUGLASS, Supt. of Logansport (Ind.) High School.