Round Robin

"Round Robin" by Abbie Farwell Brown gently explores the principles of democracy and social values within the familiar setting of school life. This classic children's story uses the everyday experiences of young students to illustrate fundamental concepts of civics. Focusing on themes of fairness, cooperation, and the importance of individual voices, "Round Robin" presents a timeless narrative about working together and understanding diverse perspectives. Through engaging storytelling, the book subtly introduces young readers to valuable lessons about the workings of a democratic society, making it an enduring resource for teaching social responsibility. This carefully prepared edition preserves the original text for readers interested in historical perspectives on childhood and education.

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