_FOR YOUNGER CHILDREN_
Oggie and the Sea Fairies. By ALICE SOPHIA JACKSON.The Adventures of Mr. Bunny Kit. By A. EVA RICHARDSON.The Fairy Spectacles. By M. P. THOMASSET.Sunshiny Stories. By CONSTANCE HEWARD.How Audrey became a Guide. By F. O. H. NASH.Audrey in Camp. By F. O. H. NASH.Joy, the Happiest Child in England. By F. O. BEAMES.Princess Lily-of-the Valley. By THEODORA MILLS.Queen Mab. By Mrs. ARTHUR WOODGATE.Kevin and the Cats. By K. F. PURDON.The Adventures of Nancy in Sweden. By PAULINE TOLLER.Two Little People and Some Others. By JESSIE MITCHELL.Mick, an Ugly Dog. By EMILY UNDERDOWN (NORLEY CHESTER).The Moon Lady. By A. EVA RICHARDSON.Two from Town. By THEODORA MILLS.Geoffey. By AMY GRIFFS VERNON.Tom Dick and Nancy.The Children of the Cliff. By A. V. BUTTON.The Dauntless Three. By BEATRICE RADFORD.Little King Richard. By MAUD CAREW.Stories from Fancyland. By LEWIS EVANS.Norah with an "H." By LUCIE E. JACKSON.Some Brownies and a Boggart. By F. O. H. NASH.While Mother Was Away. By ETHEL TALBOT.The Island Camp. By ETHEL TALBOT.A Year of Adventure. By ROBERT DE MOUNTJOIE RUDOLF. (The scene is laid in Ceylon during the Napoleonic Wars.)Who are the Cromlyns? By E. L. HAVERFIELD.The Fortunes of Harold Borlase. A Story of the Days of Drake. By JOHNGRAEME.The Plague Ship. By G. A. HENTY.Holiday Chums. By ETHEL TALBOT.The Wiltons in Wartime. By ROBERT DE MOUNTJOIE RUDOLF.Barncliffe of Errington. Adventures during the Peninsular War. By F.B. FORESTER.Sylvia finds a Fairy. By ROBERT DE MOUNTJOIE RUDOLF.A Little Pair of Pilgrims. By MARGARET J. M. BOLLAND.The Gilroy Family. By CONSTANCE M. SPENDER.Lion Hearts. A Sequel to the "Gilroy Family." By CONSTANCE M. SPENDER.The Cottage in the Wood. By MARY BALDWIN.From Greenland's Icy Mountains. A Tale of the Polar Seas. By GORDONSTABLES.Barbara's Behaviour. A Story for Girls. By M. BRAMSTON.The Ranche in the Valley. By G. A. HENTY.The Story of Pat. By Mrs. H. O. CRADOCK.Penelope and the Haunted House. By M. F. HUTCHINSON.Pat of Whitehouse. A Story of Girl Guides. By H. B. DAVIDSON.The Cotton Wool Girl. By E. M. CHANNON.Kitty's Summer Holidays. By BEATRICE RADFORD.Harter's Ranch. By F. B. FORESTER.Over the Sea Wall, By E. EVERETT-GREEN.The House of Mystery. By MARY BALDWIN.Jack, the Englishman. By H. LOUISA BEDFORD.Four Winds. By WINIFRED PARES.Heroes of the Chitral Siege. By ALICE F. JACKSON.The Fortunes of Junia. By M. BRAMSTON.The Gold Hunters. An Exciting Story of the Californian Goldfields. ByW. J. MARX.Kitty. By A. F. MOUNT (Mrs. BRICKNELL PERRY).The Stranding of the White Rose. By C. DUDLEY LAMPEN.Finding her Family. By ELSIE J. OXENHAM.Three in a Bungalow. A Story for Girls. By M. F. HUTCHINSON.The Treasure League. By ROBERT DE MOUNTJOIE RUDOLF.Barbara Pelham. The Story of an Unselfish Life. By M. E. SHIPLEY.Adventures of Marshall Vavasour, Midshipman. By S. W. SADLER.The Treasure of Spanish Villa. By F. BAYFORD HARRISON.Care of Uncle Charlie. By FLORENCE WILLMOT.The Lone Shanty on the Hill. An Adventure Story for Children. By NANCYM. HAYES.The Secret of Marsh Haven. A Story of School Adventure. By ALFREDJUDD.
BY AMY GREY
Jack's Baby. A Story of a Kidnapped Baby.Dick's Debt. Tells how a Boy did his Bit in War-time.Vita. The Story of a Charming Little Girl.The Copper Urn. A Story of Treasure hidden in a Copper Urn.
_SPLENDID STORIES FOR BOYS_ BY HARRY COLLINGWOOD
Geoffrey Harrington's Adventures. Wonderful Adventures on an Island inthe Pacific.The Cruise of the "Non-Such" Buccaneer.
_STIRRING TALES_ BY W. H. G. KINGSTON (The famous writer for boys.)
The Log House by the Lake. A Tale of Canada.The Two Shipmates.Ned Garth; or, Made Prisoners in Africa.Sunshine Bill.Owen Hartley; or, Ups and Downs. A Tale of the Sea.The Cruise of "The Dainty."The Frontier Fort A Tale of Canada.The Mate of the "Lily."The Gilpins.
_SCHOOL STORIES_
Skimpy and the Saint. By SIBYL B. OWSLEY.Eardley House. A Girls' School Story. By SIBYL B. OWSLEY.The Chronicles of Durnford. A Public School Story. By JOHN CARTWRIGHT.The School they Handed On. By SIBYL B. OWSLEY.Westcote Towers. A Boys' School Story. By MARJORIE C. BARNARD.Donald Marston. A Sequel to "Westcote Towers." By M. C. BARNARD.Rosamond's Girls. By M. BRAMSTON.
_CAPITAL SEA STORIES_ BY W. CHAS. METCALFE
Grit and Pluck; or, The Young Commander.Frank and Fearless; or, Adventures among Cannibals.Dick Trawle, Second Mate.Young Salts.Ice-Gripped; or, The "Tomboy" of Boston.Blown out to Sea.
BY JOHN A. HIGGINSON
When Duty Called. A Yarn of Shipwreck and Adventure on the Coast ofPortugal.A Broken Voyage.A Strange Craft.The White Pirate.
_BOOKS FOR YOUNGER GIRLS_ BY L. E. TIDDEMAN
Aunt Pen.Molly's Decision.Nancy and her Cousins.Next-Door Gwennie.Ray and Fairy.The Story of Dorothy.When Bab was Young.
BY HERBERT HAYENS
A Kidnapped Prince.For Rupert and the King.An Amazing Conspiracy.(The hero risks his life to rescue his cousin from a Central Americanprison.)
BY BESSIE MARCHANT (Well known as a writer of books for boys and girls.)
Athabasca Bill. A Tale of the Far West.A Brave Little Cousin.Darling of Sandy Point.The Deputy Boss;The House at Brambling Minster. An Amusing Tale of a Haunted House.The Mysterious City. A Story of the Congo.Redwood Ranch.Rolf the Rebel. Adventures in Cuba.The Western Scout.Yew Tree Farm.
BY ALICE WILSON FOX
Too Near the Throne. An Historical Romance.Love the Leader; or, Defenders of the Faith.Diana's Decision. A Story for Girls.
_STORIES OF ADVENTURE_ BY FREDERIC HARRISON
Rupert Dudleigh. A Story of Old Brighton.Within a Year. A Story of the Siege of Acre.De Montfort's Squire. A Story of the Battle of Lewes.Sea Scouts Afloat. A Story of the Great War.
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