Yesteryear"s Literature: Children and Youth Readings can enrich lives through literal reality and fantasy story-telling. Through visualization, young readers can engage with the world of language. The stories commence an invitation to a future reading commitment. Selective worldwide episodes represent life-cycle events. The description of early nurturing and late adulting years are staged through visual conceptualization. Representing captions draw the audience to flavorful specificities culminating in climatic action. The nature of characters and environments embody developmental scenes and full-scope plots. Finale endings encapsulate the dramatic designs, incorporating synoptic life thoughts.