Children's Fantasies
Hurlock, Elizabeth Bergner, 1898- Child development, McGraw-Hill Book Company
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Correlated with the book Child development, by Elizabeth B. Hurlock
Explains some of the causes of children's fantasies and shows how they may affect a child's development. Discusses such common problems as fear of the dark, imaginary friends, and the interpretation of Santa Claus. Suggest ways of making fantasies an impetus to creative living rather than an escape from reality
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- Hurlock, Elizabeth Bergner, 1898- Child development, McGraw-Hill Book Company
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- English
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