Release date is 2008-02-14

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"The Motor Car Dumpy Book" by T. W. H. Crosland is a children's illustrated book from the early 20th century. It belongs to the genre of children's literature, specifically designed as an educational and entertaining resource about motor vehicles. The book explores themes related to the emerging world of automobiles, discussing not only the mechanics of motor cars but also the societal context surrounding their use during a time when motor vehicles were becoming increasingly popular. In this charming and colorful book, various illustrations depict a range of motor vehicles including cars, motor bicycles, and even a motor airship. Each page introduces young readers to aspects of motor vehicle culture, such as the roles of chauffeurs and policemen, the importance of safety, and the excitement of motor races. The narrative, woven through playful text and vivid imagery, aims to educate children about motor cars in a light-hearted manner, making it accessible and engaging for its audience. Overall, it provides a delightful glimpse into the early 1900s' fascination with motor technology. (This is an automatically generated summary.)

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