The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1906-12-22
List of Books Adopted by Library
Commiss ION for Use in the Schooi
Libraries of Hancock County.


Mccullough, A. B. Co., price &c.
Tales of animals and scenes familiar
to city children are introduced, as wei
as the usual stories of country life.
Fables and Folk Stories, by Scudder
H. NJ. & Co., 35c.
A collection Of the most famous folF
stories belonging to the early period o.
childhood.
Aesops Fables, by Pratt, Ed. P. Co.
26c.
These tales that never grow old, are Sc
simplified that the youngest readers vii
find pleasure and profit in them
Sunbonnet Babies, by Grover, R. Me
&: Co., 35c.
Delightful primer for children just
beginning to read.
whole sets of these could be used as
supplementary readers.)
Friends in Feathers and Fur, by Jo-
honnet, A, B. Co., 26c.
Simple readings about familiar birds,
fowls and animals, enlivened by storlee
and verses.
Old Time Stories Retold by Children,
by Smythe, A. B. Co., 35c.
Old friends in the garb OF child Ian
guage.
Mother Goose, by Welsh, He. &; Co.,
26c.
The child's first introduction to rhyme
and rhythm. They are arranged in four
divisions of % mother play, (2) mother
stories, (3) child play, and (4) child
stories, adapted to the natural develop
ment of the intellectual powers Of the
child.
Six Nursery Classics, by O'Shea, He.
C Co., lSc.
The House That Jack Built; Mother
Hubbard; Cock Robin; Etc.
Old World Wonder Stories, by o.
Shea, He. C Co., Tic.
Around the World, by Carroll, S. B.
& Co., &c.
An illustrated reader about the Eski-
mos, Indians, Arabs, Dutch, Chinese
and Japanese.
Little Nature Studies for Little Peo-
pie, by Burt, G.. &c Co, pc.
An elementary study of nature, ami
mails, etc.
Grimm's Fairy Tales, by WiltSe, G. 6;
Co., Sic.
Stories illustrating kindness to ami
mails and the unity of life in variety Of
conditions. Illustrated.
Adventures of a Brownie, by Mulock,
Ed. P. Co, 26c.
Doings of a mischievous, but friendly,
fairy, in household of children.
A Child's Garden of Verse, by Ste
venson, r. Me. & Co., 45c.
Stevenson's poems are of the things
of childhood.
The Hiawatha Primer, by Holbrook,
H. M. C Co., 36c.
Represents the activities IF one In
dian child.
Leaves from Natures Story Book, by
Kelly, Ed. P. Co., 35c.
About animals, wild and tame.
The Approved Selections for the First
Grade, H. N. & E., 23c.
Selections for memorizing.
BOOKS FOR THE SECOND GRADE.
Fifty Famous Stories Retold, by Bald
win, A. B. Co., 3lc.
Incidents in the lives of Kink Alfred,
Napoleon, Washington, etc.
Pets and Companions, by Stickney,
G. & Co 26c.
A simple story about tame animals.
Big People and Little People of Other
Lands, by Shaw, A. B. Co., 26c.
A book written from the standpoint
of the child's interest.
The Story of Hiawatha, by Norris,
Ed. P. Co., 26c.
Abridged, simpiifed and specially ar
ranged for young readers.
Stories of Plant Life, by Bass, He. G
Co., pc.
Facts about plants presented in terms
of human life.
Cinderella, and Other Stories, by
Lang. L. G.. 6 Co, tSc.
Selections for children, from the liter
ature of many languages.
Boyhood of Famous Americans, by
Chase, Ed P. Co., 26c.
An attempt to show the progress of
the nation through the lives of these
men.
Stories of Great Americas for Little
Americans, by Eggleston, a. B. Co.,
35c.
The bovhood of Franklin, Boone, Ir-
wing, A;,dubon, etc.
Stories of American Pioneers, Ed. P.
Co., 26c.
Stories of Boone, Lewis and Clark,
Fremont, and Kit Carson.
Nature Myths, by Cooke, Fl. Co., Sic.
Stories for children, compiled from
standard books of mythology and poetry
Household Stories, by Klingensmith.
FL. Co., 3lc.
Some of the delightful stories are:
The Little Red Hen, The Three Goats,
Little King Wren, The Three Pigs, The
Wise Fairy, The Story of Chicken Lit
tie, The Three Bears, The Golden Fleece,
The Town Musicians, The Battle of the
Beasts.
Miss Muffett's Christmas Party, by
Crothers, H. M. G. Co., Soc.
A Christmas party in dream.
Five Little Strangers, by Schwartz,
A. B. Co., 35c.
Stories of child life among the Indi-
ans, the Puritans, the Africans, the
Chinese, and the Filipinos.
Grandfather's Stories, by Johonnot,
A. B. Co., 24c.
Fables, myths, legends, and some true
stories.
Easy Steps for Little Feet, by Swim
ton &: Cathcart, a. B. Co., pc.
When l Was Little Girl and Other
Stories, by Humphrey, L. L. &c s., 45c.
Stories of Great Americans for Little
Americans, by Eggleston, A. B. Co., DOC.
Stories about Americas warriors,
statesmen, scientists, inventors, explor-
ers, and others.
Myths Every Child Should Know, by
Mabie, D. P. 6 Co., sic.
The Three Golden Apples; The Chi
mera: The Golden Touch; The Drag