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In this episode of the 'A Tisket-Tasket' podcast, hosted by Gina, the focus is on the nursery rhyme 'Great A, Little A, Bouncing B,' which has deep roots in the history of children's literature. Gina explores the contributions of key historical figures like printers Thomas Bailey and John Marshall, and historian Sir Francis Palgrave. The episode touches on the rhyme's educational value, its use in early children's books, and its cultural significance. Despite limited historical details about the rhyme, Gina discusses its possible French origins, various printed versions, and the role of illustrators like Kate Greenway. The episode concludes by reflecting on the legacy of these pioneers in making children's literature a significant part of cultural heritage.

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