"A Little Pretty Pocket-Book" is a children's book published in 1744 by John Newbery. It is considered one of the first books specifically designed for young readers. The book features a collection of simple stories, rhymes, and games, aimed at entertaining and educating children. The publication is notable for its use of illustrations and its emphasis on moral lessons. It also included a small toy or ball as a promotional item, making it an early example of a book that combined reading with play. This innovative approach helped establish the genre of children's literature.