New-York tribune., 1910-11-12
JUVENILE.

FOLK TALES EVERY CHILD SHOULD
KNOW: selection OF. OF The he Popular Trad
Edited by Hamilton Wright Mabie. illus
trated and decorated by ". W. Fawcett.
12mo. PIP. xviii 215- Doubleday Page &
rHE BOOK OF THE CHRIST CHILD. BY
T,1eanor Hammond Broadus. With sixteen
Illustrations in color from paintings by the
old masters. 4to. pp. XII, 15s- ID. Appleton
/ 4roup Of legends OF the Christ Child
THE LITTLE GINGERBREAD MAN. BY G.
II p Pictures and decorations by Rober;
CASTOR Herbert 12mo, pp- 20 (G. P Put
F nam's Sons.)
/ The story OF his beginning and end.
OVER THE NONSENSE ROAD. BY Lucille
C3uIlIyer Illustrated by F. Strcthmann
svo, pp xi. 233. Cd. Appleton co..
Five nonsense tales.
! MUSHROOM FAIRIES. BY Adah Louise SUIT
ton. With colored Autographs. Alto. pp. 1O9
Akron; The Saalheid Publishing Company
The true story of the Mushroom Fairies
and their enemies. the ToadstooI Imps-
EARTH AND SKY EVERY CHILD SHOULD
| KNOW Easy Studies Of the Earth and the
stars for APy Thu 4aS Place b9 thyane R 5qs
pages Of photographs and drawings. limo
pp < 244- Doubleday. Page Coz
The story Of the earth's origin ana forrns-
ton.
THE LITTLE KING. a story Of the Childhood
Major Illustrated. 12mo. pp. tx, 24O. Crhe
number of stories Of the adventures OF
little King Louis XIV. in which his nurse,
Sweet Nam selle,' figures prominently
The two help each other out Of their troubles
and have some good times together.
/ RUMBo-RHYMEs: OR. THE GREAT COM
BINE. Satire. Written by Alfred Q.
Calnour. Rendered into pictures cy Walter
Crane 4to Dp. %. GIarper & Bros)
With full pags coloret illustrations.
! TT9D SLANT BOOK. By Peter Newell Illus
trated. Syo, pastnation- CHarper &
Bros)
The story of so-caTt that sped down a
hill, with some account Of the havoc II Gre
ated. Told in rhyme and illustrated in
colOrs.
THE ARABIAN NIGHTS. Edited by Anna
Tweed Illustrated BY Casper Emerson and
Leon DEMO. limo. pp- L. 31S. The Baker
& Taylor Company
Issued in the library of Golden Books FOR
Children" under the editorship OF Clifton
Johnson.
ROBIN HOOD Edited by Clifton johnson. Il
293 CThe Baker Taylor Company
companion volume TO the foregoing.
HAPPY LITTLE TIME A Partly True
Story for Children OF Betty's Age. BY Laura
z. Richards. Illustrated. 4tO. pp. 100
(Boston: Dana Estes s. Coz
The story Of Betty. little invalid. and
vaIescence. With eight full page colored
plates and eight black-end-white drawings
a YOUTHFUL AIAN-O-WARsMAN. By Ed
gar Stanton Maclay. illustrated limo. pp.
201 (Greenlawn. y. Y: The Navy Blue
Company
The story Of ar English Iad who served IN
the British frtgaJe Macedonian during her
action with the American frfgate United
states, and afterward deserted and enlisted
in the United States navy, serving through
the War OF 1872
THE BOY AVIATORs ON SECRET SERVICE
OR, WORKING WITH WIRELESS. BY
Captain Wilbur Lawton- FTontisp1ece. 12Tno.
pp. S26. Hurst s Coz
Further adventures Of the two brothers
Frank and Harry Chester. They in
trusted with an important commission fC-
the United States government
THE AUTO BOYS QUEST BY James A
Braden- Illustrated by Arthur De Bebian
12rno. pp. 1913. (Akron: The Saalfe q
Publishing Company
Further adventures OF Phil Way BulJ
Worth, Dave MacLester, and Paul Jones
better known the Auto Boys"
THE WOLLOPORS. BY Anne Hare. Pfct-
ures by Harry L Miller. 12rno, no paEi-
nation (Akron: The Saalheld Publishing
Company
Their family life wanderings and ad-
ventures told in rhyme
BILLY WHISPERS KIDNAPPED. BY
Frances TregO Montgomery. Illustrated
By Arthur De Bebian- 4tO pp. 1ST. (Ak-
ron The SaaIheid Publishing Company
An account Of this famous goat and
his WanGertQgs from home