Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-13
JUVENILE
For Children

given books worthy Of special notice.
JUVENILE
For Children
OLD FRENCH FAIRY TALES. BY Com
tesse de sesuer. Philadelphia: Penn
=, Reprint Of a classic with illustrations by
Virginia Starett.
UNCLE REMUs: HIS SONGS AND HIS
Sew York; D. Appleton 4 Co:
Holiday edition of an old favorite. with
pictures by Frost and Kemble.
A BROWNIE gs ;;! ,RosrNsoN cRysoE. I ny
Adventures Of q brownie who went through
the adventures OF Defoes hero.
FAIRIES AND Nn gy Tose F!s
who, see, the world with the magic eyes OF
For Girls
THE SHELDON SHAME. BY Grace II.
REemiek, Philadelphia: Penn Publishing
Anne father called his family THE
nsdo1 six sna sPp0ntsd hm.ef ssa1 h
stserns gee gear aRa tSoSsh she "S had ~@ to give i've
up school and had other disappoirtments in
nTder H to guide the O'hsss she did her dory
will like.
NANCY GOES NJ TO T9wS. ,1s,o Ry Trsnsss g.
faiSsr' @ essntry dPt doetor dss She % taxes "sp Sp
among her own atisnts are fuli OF ryivasiiy
and and are % told in charming charming style; The fact act
mar the book any from the STANDPOINT OF
girls who like wholesome love stories.
OH XIRGIMh 5sINh;a BY pnh,., BSsn s. Griffith
She Is called links for short and has
many an escapsde and experience which
tS' With her. @ drls from nine to fourteen viii
enjoy this weii.told tale.
A YANKEE GIRL AT FORT SUMTER. BY
4liSS 2Si,.I,n IT. cSrtl' % Philadelphia; Penn
The adventures Of a little Boston lass in
as Il. SSsnE Of s OF ws
ps,us. n Svss and Sod apa ,ha peros
and has u lot Of adventure. too.
master. postoni Houshton Minlin CO,
siresdy widely AND well Known Tor her nc.
ID shs hs Battle os rSs stors
has some q The aiter@ath Of the great
srSnddaushter o. a man who Is supposed to 10
hsye guided the Confederate ,troops into
resc1ss her brother from kidnapp"fs and has Ss
a variety Of other adventures and expert
mAfJEf MoRNlo AND ftAAlN JANE. By
Penn Publishing Co.
A new volume iy the ,perenially popular
Ms6s at tsS summer my st
Her Influence leads Jane out OF shyness and
into Gsa,tstHI ,o u :. outdoor sports For sIrS
A LITTLE MAID OF OLD MAINE. BY
alice Is,,u Turner Curtis Philadelphia
rhe perioS S0'fms Is the Revolution SS and tn. two
heroines are very patriotic and interesting.
Historically and in regard to manners and
| customs.
THE HIDDEN TREASURE oS RAsMoLA
BY Ahrahem Rihbany Boston: Hought
rhs ton .MtSnI MirtlIn 6fA Co. Far Journey. ."r,.
syrian Ss sSsa cSrist, ETC., tells how, q bo% bSs
IN tar;otf SYRIA; he SSt Tcnt treasure huntl2f;
ike the interesting and vivid portrayal OF
oriental life and wavs,
JIMMY ouIaa. OFFICE BOY. BY Harold
| g. Latham. New York; Macmillan Co
help re family ard how Sr,t.. Ss SUCCEEDED ,dST:
hs fsr ts Il. yss ysSsrydsy bUy Noi
prcachy. but very wholesome.
THE BLACK BuccANEER, BY Stephen
~ Tr,os ssSdfo; I Howe Ne" York; Hareourt'
The thrilling and enthrailIrx story Of a
sos.. o "s pirates. There's buried sreSsure sare
in II. too True to tho time OF more than
| o century ago.
THE MUTINEERS. by Charles B. Hayes
Boston; Atlantic Monthly Press.
A. tale Of old days at sea and OF ad-
venture In the Far East. as set down by the
hero Ben]apln I.athrop; M. Hayes has the
| knowledge OF what bows like and vet does not
| furnish the unnecessarily sensational, His
| book 10 thrilling and well written.
THE DREADFUL RIVER CAVE. BY James
| W. Schultz. Boston: Hough.on Mifflln
Co.
\ Deals with real live Indians, telling the
story OF Black Elk. Plenty OF action and
| Indian lore. The author was 'adopted' by
the B'aekfeet Indians.
4 MAKING GOOD, By Captain Mexican.
| New York: Macmillan Co,
| A boys experiences In ranch life In west
ern Canada, preiuded by hts adventures a
| sea. Gives lively and true pictures Of Iife
/ has many thrihs.
nSr2 MEXICO WITH onMgEAL SCOTT.
j y, Lipptncott Co; ~ =
.geE Sss..- :. Nm I'm, The Trail nIazsr. series
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