It is cram full of human nature. There is nobody like Aunt Huldah in any other book, and it is a good thing that she got into this one.
The book with its western breezes, homely philosophy, queer characters and big hearts, is almost as exhilarating as the heroine must have been herself.
Aunt Huldah is the kind of a woman loved by the whole world, and the novel is the most attractive since the days of David Harum.
For the man who can rejoice at a book that is not trivial; For the man who feels the power of Egypt's marvelous past; For the man who is stirred at heart by the great scenes of the Bible; For the man who likes a story and knows when it is good.
A Romance of the Days when the Lord Redeemed the Children of Israel from the Bondage of Egypt
A theme that captures the imagination: Israel's deliverance from Egypt.
Characters famous for all time: Moses, the Pharaoh, Prince Rameses.
Scenes of natural and supernatural power; the finding of the signet, the turning of the Nile into blood, the passage of the Red Sea.
A background of brilliant color: the rich and varied life of Thebes and Memphis.
A plot of intricate interest: a love story of enduring beauty. Such is "The Yoke."
The author has a strange power of looking into the workings of her own mind and heart, and of setting down what she finds there with freedom, humor and justice. The result is "something new under the sun"--a book with the tang of originality. Nothing could be more refreshing than this story of a girl who turned a cad into a man and a man into a hero.
Bizarre, fantastic, intensely individual, bright and interesting, with characters that have a trick of saying and doing unexpected things.
A remarkable book, sustained in power and interest, strong in its characterization and picturesque in its treatment of life. It is human, palpitating with reality, tensely alive.
HER INFINITE VARIETY IS THE SPICE OF LIFE
Not a little of the attractiveness of Her Infinite Variety by Brand Whitlock lies in its markedly handsome appearance. Howard Chandler Christy's illustrations are among the best he has drawn, and are, happily, quite numerous.--_Philadelphia Record._
Her Infinite Variety represents Mr. Brand Whitlock, the author, in holiday mood. It is from first to last a clever little comedy, full of delicious and unexpected satire, the whole thing handled with a blythe spirit of irony.--_New York Globe._