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And All the Rest
With Some Appeal to Every
Childish Taste and Fancy

"Mariorie's Little Doll School," by
Patten Beard illustrated, Alto, the
George II. Doran Company, in the
form of an entertaining narrative gives
endless hints OF ways in which little
girls can make happy afternoons for
themselves with their dolls. MARY and
Her Kitchen Garden" by Alice Crew
illustrated in colors, 4to), tells IN
verse about little girls cultivation OF
singularly lively vegetables. "Inls
Years Book for Children" illustrated
in colors, folio) is a collection Of genu-
inc fairy stories, exquisitely illustrated.
MEOW Jones'" by Edward Branch Ly-
man illustrated, 12mo), Is the amusing
vet pathetic story of a refugee Belgian
cat, addressed to both young and Odd.
This Years Book for Boys" is splen-
did folio, profusely illustrated, and with
number Of the finest colored plates
we have seen in such work, enemy
as is fitting about the war and the
devices and methods by which it is
waged in air and on land and sea. 1t
will be of much interest to fathers and
prandfathers, as well as to the boys.
These are all Doran books.
"In Picture Land" by Florence W.
Switton illustrated, limo, r. T. Out.
ton e. co.., contains reproductions OF
famous paintings of children or OF IN
terest to children, with descriptive
verses. "Days of Discovery" by Ber-
tram Smith (i2mo, L. p. Dutton & Cob
is an entertaining collection of sketches
of the days when a child is beginning
to "find. out things" about himself and
the world about him; which may be ap-
preciated by parents more than by chill
dren.
"The Seventh Christmas" by Con-
ingsby Dawson 12mo, Henry Holt &
Coz, is an exquisitely written tale Of
the seventh birthday anniversary of
Jesus, at Nazareth, and the manner in
which it was spent.
"Muvver and Me-" by Robert Living
ston illustrated, 12mo, Houghton
Miffiin Company, is a clever and SYM
pathetic book Of verses about the COM
partnership between mother and child
in all the activities of childish life.
MARK Tidd, Editor" by Clarence
Burlington Kelland illustrated, limo,
Harper & Bros.), is story which Will
entertain both young and old. The re-
doubtsble Fat Boy of the authors for
mer tales undertakes running coun-
try newspaper, and "makes good" with
almost endless experiences of amusing
character.
"As His Mother Saw Him." by Char
lotto E. Grey (16mo, the Meridian
Press), is a reverent and skilful at
tempt TO portray the boyhood life OF
Jesus at Nazareth; good reading for
children, and for their elders, too.
"All Aboard for Wonderland" by
Helen Ovington Kingsbury illustrated
in color and line, large Svo, Moffat,
Yard & co.., is the enchanting story
of a personally conducted" dream
tour through lands of marvel, as the
outcome of a Christmas shopping ex-
pedition; calculated to delight every
child that is so fortunate as to get
copy.
"The Girl Beautiful" by Jean x.
Baird (12mo, Penn Publishing Com
pany), is intended for girls who are
getting pretty we'll grown up. 1t tells
In entertaining story fashion the simple
but effective secrets Of attaining that
beauty which comes partly through
care Of the body and partly through
culture of the mind and soul.
Little Star Gazers," by Julia Au-
eusta Schwartz ILLUSTRATED in color
8vo. Frederick A. Stokes Company, is a
collection of children's stories about
the romance and science of the heavens.
The colored plates, by Mabel HIATT, are
beautiful.
with the Children on Sundays" by
Sylvanus Stall, D. d. illustrated, Alto,
Vir Publishing Company, is a series OF
Sunday discourses for children, chiefly
on lessons drawn from nature.