a find from the flea market

Like the childish, crowded, layman paintings, the story also is flat and boring. An English upperclass family visits Blackpool in 1908 and is mainly occupied with food and correct behavior. Nothing interesting happens, everybody is nice and neat.
I have no idea who could care about this naive collection. Is it a children's book? I doubt it, although the main figures are two children. This Helen Bradley must have fans. It's probably just a picture book for dusty nostalgics.

in the fridge
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