With 8 full-page illustrations and ornamental cover in colors. By MAXFIELD PARRISH. Royal 8vo, $2.50.
"His poems of childhood have gone home, not only to the hearts of children, but to the heart of the country as well, and he is one of the few contributors to that genuine literature of childhood which expresses ideas from the standpoint of a child."—_The Outlook._
343 illustrations, 427 pages. $3.50 _net_ (carriage extra)
"Here are the beasts of the field, the birds of the air, the fishes of the deep, described in clear, simple language, with no ambiguity, and pictured in many cases by photographs from life, in others by drawings of well-known animal painters. We suspect that Mr. Hornaday's book will be the popular natural history for a long time to come."—_New York Sun._
Illustrated. 12mo, $1.20 _net_ (postage extra)
"Every boy that loves a pirate will want to read 'Sea Wolves of Seven Shores,' by Jessie Peabody Frothingham, for all the famous pirates will be found here, besides some not so well known."—_New York Sun._
"Exactly the present to give a clever boy who has the boy's love for a brave adventure and likes to read of gallant actions on sea and land."—_The Congregationalist._
"A capital collection of yarns.... She tells the story of her heroes in an admirable tone of impartiality."—_The Academy._
Each profusely Illustrated by the author. Square 8vo, $2.00.
"To make a good book for boys, and more particularly a good book about boys' sports, one needs to be a good deal of a boy himself. Mr. Beard has just this qualification. He gets the boy's point of view, the boy's sense of fun, the boy's love for what is new, ingenious, or queer."—_The Outlook._
THE JACK OF ALL TRADES Or, New Ideas for American Boys
THE OUT-DOOR HANDY BOOK For Playground, Field, and Forest
THE AMERICAN BOY'S HANDY BOOK Or, What to Do and How to Do It
"It teaches how to make serviceable and useful things of all kinds out of every kind of material. It also tells how to play and how to make things to play with. The girl who gets this book will not lack for occupation and pleasure."—_Chicago Evening Post._
"It would be a dull girl who could not make herself busy and happy following its precepts.... A most inspiring book for an active-minded girl."—_Chicago Record-Herald._