"  Cannot  but  prove  attractive  ....  is  well  written  in  an  amusing  style." —
Schoolmaster.
Billy    Boy.
By  MRS.  GERARD  FORD  (Mrs.   Vesey  Stockley),  Author  of
"  King  Pippin,"  "  Master  Rex,"  etc.
"  A  real  child's  book.     Billy  is  a  delightful  little  fellow." — Daily  Graphic.
"Sure  to  amuse  and  interest  the  youngsters." — Bookseller.
Hariim     Scarum.  Eighteenth  Edition.
By  ESME  STUART.
"  This  is  certainly  one  of  Miss  Stuart's  best  br>oks." — Sfar.
"Such  a  relish,  a  bright,  breezy  story,  told  with  unflagging  vivacity  .   .   .   one
of  the  brightest  and  merriest  of  recent  novels." — Publishers'  Circular.
Topsy's    Travels    and    Adventures.
The  Story  of  a   Toy   Terrier   and  its   Friends.     By  ISABEL
WORTLEY,  Author  of  "Topsy's  Four  Homes."

The    Bright    Kernel    of    Life.
By  ISABEL  SUART  ROBSON.
"Quite  refreshing  to  come  across  a  story  like  this,  full  of  brightness  and
vivacity,  and  fairly  brimming  over  with  the  cheeriest  optimism." — G'iasgw
Daily  Mail.
Tri  p.  Third  Edition.
A    Story    from    Life.     By  ADELA  FRANCES  MOUNT,  Author
of  "  Margery's  Quest."

"  The  story  ofa  London  street  girl  .  .  .  .  a  tale  of  considerable  interest  and
power." — St.  Jan.e.,'  Gazette.
The.-  Glory  and  Sorrow  of  Norwich.  Third  Edition.
By  M.  M.  BLAKE,  Author  of  "  Siege  of  Norwich  Castle,"  etc.
"The  style  is  terse  and  dramatic,  and  the  plot  cleverly  constructed."— /.«<#«'


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