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_CHILDREN'S BOOKS AND THEIR ILLUSTRATORS._
THE INTERNATIONAL STUDIO =John Lane=, 140 Fifth Avenue, _New York_
=With all the original Illustrations by Reginald B. Birch. 5 vols. Each 12mo $1.25.=
A writer in the _Boston Post_ has said of Mrs. Burnett: "She has a beauty of imagination and a spiritual insight into the meditations of childhood which are within the grasp of no other writer for children,"--and these five volumes would indeed be difficult to match in child literature. The new edition is from new plates, with all the original illustrations by Reginald B. Birch, is bound in a handsome new cover. "Little Lord Fauntleroy," "Two Little Pilgrims' Progress," "Piccino and Other Child Stories," "Giovanni and the Other," "Sara Crewe," and "Little Saint Elizabeth and other Stories" (in one volume).
=Illustrated by Walter Paget and W. A. Margetson. Each 12mo $1.50=.
It would be a bitter year for the boys if Mr. Henty were to fail them with a fresh assortment of his enthralling tales of adventure, for, as the London _Academy_ has said, in this kind of story telling, "he stands in the very first rank." "With Frederick the Great" is a tale of the Seven Years' War, and has twelve full-page illustrations by Wal. Paget; "A March on London" details some stirring scenes of the times when Wat Tyler's motley crew took possession of that city, and the illustrations are drawn by W. A. Margetson, while Wal. Paget has supplied the pictures for "With Moore at Corunna," in which the boy hero serves through the Peninsular War. (Each 12mo, $1.50.)
=Will Shakespeare's Little Lad by Imogen Clarke=
=With 8 full-page Illustrations by Reginald B. Birch. 12mo $1.50.=
"The author has caught the true spirit of Shakespeare's time, and paints his home surroundings with a loving, tender grace," says the Boston _Herald_.
=An Old-Field School Girl by Marion Harland=
(Illustrated, 12mo, $1.25.) "As pretty a story for girls as has been published in a long time," says the _Buffalo Express_, and the _Chicago Tribune_ is even more appreciative: "Compared with the average books of its class 'An Old-Field School Girl,' becomes a classic."