Evening star., 1907-11-02
LATEST HOLIDAY BOOKS
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS
MARION,S VACATION.

| New Doo-" atc illustrated Dv Ber-
tha u. Davidson. Boston: Lothrop.
! Lee N shepard company. ASH
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THIS Is for rather older girls than the
/ Brick House Books" by this author.
! Marian baira thirteen She has for ten
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/ SeA'9 V"Jo9e u " 'uAu 'o"S ioi1'o IA "
! ork with the KIND lady VINO mas done all
| for her that she could have done for her
owl" 'e'l' ana no ICES 'I'a' ',.e
'iaH Nv" ''liIe ioi ms al % "'1N ''''
/ iovable little miss to know her own near
! cst kindred. VINO are humble but most
! excellent farming people in pretty YER
li'"'' ,,ro,.ns tn he most
! irnnortant one to her IN all its lessons
/ that com. only through mingling in
/ life quite diff rent from what she had
/ known exc us!Vely for perhaps too long,
/ as wise Aunt Cara has come 10 feel. 1t
/ trials.
!
GiRDEN-JAND. By Robert w Cham
bers. author of Mountain Land"
| and other Lands" Illustrations in
color and decorations by HARRISON
N"oF' We" o' n ~ App4e'o' T." w.
IL takes the subtle hahd OF Nhaii-
beri' who so skillfuiIy tahrcates ldeai
hligree for groWnS-ups, to weave "eo
| of enchantment and wisdom for little boys
/ and girls in a garden Musca the fly:
,bo D., 1,broa+ +ba CotarniIIars and
80 Nv .
N!hs opecki' ana huls opotS' WITH thg
! NISht feopie he'p hifn IN ms stoiy' anu
ISOLATION of the flies. who know that when
spiders dne on them {aey dne h ws 1t
| these stories will fare sumptuously. The
/ pictures are fine.
THE MINDFAIRIES, and Other Tales.
| BY Mary de Morgan. author Of ON
ailh I'm tusl,lon, , etc> nus StrttioEs n GS ~
Quito, yS 90
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THE aR.RIaN NIGHTS Edtt.a with
an introduction hv w. n ID Rouse,
I.itt.D. MA, etc Illustrated by
Walter paget New York: t, p
Dntton A. 90
In this collection of the famous stories
Of the Thousand and One Nights are to
10 found tho ever-satisrvirp tales of the
v..a.s, 49,, ~. C,oa;, ~ E,.,oon
.'iS' oIi''t' anu INC >'''i'. nc iii"'''
Sinbad ~ 7 it,Ia 1IrnnbhanL and pa
doura the Princess of China. The edition
IS meant for children but the versions
are carefully made and the illustrations
are iuiI oi thI coior OF tie east. ~ Is d
THE STORY OF SIR LAUNCELOT AND
HIS COMPANIONS: BY Howard
60 Wv Wtirnto IL, niis'1 W.o>5,,,nna Ies p
- W itiie 'oi-
No child of whatever age under a CEN
,rry cap afford 70 no ,,,or.,. -, tho h,s
49,. -. 80
'oi' o' MING ..'iui Vi i'ii'a.'4 any iiio'e
than he can afford to miss Charlemagne,
Alexander or the Greek myths They are
~ '''7 od'es Vi an "'ei"'S aii"s'o" anu
terence. ne prese nj oook. oy tha'
master OF romance IN "ord ana coior'
tio"dFu tSiS Is !ultHer history Oh oit
good hook TN StnTv of - cha mninns
| If the Round Table" Howard Pyle
knows how to adapt the imperishable
s.oliss s 70 she heeus OF Oesihhers IN ro-
IN inds nandenr bfstorv % s''o d.
ABDIE ANN, By George Madden Mar
tin. author of Emmy Lou illus
trations by c, NJ. Relyea New York.
Woodward K Lothron o
EVervhooy loved Emmy Lou, dear little
a' an" 10 a"'.nei very
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" nv .ie'' ,oti'e - A"oe
| o'"
'' anu iou' leu eui1''
Aiiu III spite Vi hei uhti allied rove OF nhery
and haShlnS temper everybody loves her
and she loves eyervbody-nearly
in oaICt, 1I hop'e hon Inn uh,notnereG
her exneriences tbara ava Tho horna
,omins 10 Coal Citv is do,a ,,i+h ~
anne fender svmratbetic toucb tbat r,sde
he Emmy Lou" stories Irresistible; and
Src"h-upS as well as youngsters will
"i't H0Dio <hiih'
RED TOP RANCH: a story of Ranch
Life in Wyoming. BY Minna Caro-
Ine smith illustrated. New York:
"''oh ~ ~.
lhis IS story OF lie at the ranch for
snort urhe that cehters ABOUT the right
| kind of girl so that boys will enjoy the
story There is a stamDeda and there arc
Indians and tho, tbora 4; . 49,, l., .,
to-, tbat daser,.lt -, -, a Pon' III 'iie
40 ctarao+.e le.ioii ini as oiie oI
| 40 VIM anu "oo'y' put western ana
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Virginia Gerson. New York: Duf.