ll.

THE WONDERFUL CHAIR AND THE TALES IT TOLD, by _Frances R.
Browne_.
D. C. Heath & Co.

THE BLUE BIRD FOR CHILDREN, by _Maurice Maeterlinck_.
The story of the play, beautifully told. Silver, Burdett & Co.

THE JUNGLE BOOK, by _Rudyard Kipling_.
The hero is a child brought up among the wolves. A delightful
story to create interest in wild animals. The Century Company.

THE SECOND JUNGLE BOOK, by _Rudyard Kipling_.
The Century Company.

JUST SO STORIES, by _Rudyard Kipling_.

WILD ANIMALS I HAVE KNOWN, by _Ernest Thompson Seton_.
A delightful series of stories full of human interest.

_Volume III_

This volume contains selections from several books which it is felt will
be read in their entirety by most children. They are:

ALICE'S ADVENTURES IN WONDERLAND and THROUGH THE LOOKING-GLASS.
Two modern fairy tales by Lewis Carroll (Charles Lutwidge
Dodgson). The amusing pictures are by Sir John Tenniel. The
Macmillan Company. These fantastic stories delight everyone who
reads them.

ROBINSON CRUSOE, by _Daniel Defoe_.
There are many editions of this old and popular story for boys,
from an abbreviated form in words of one syllable to the
original work in full. W. H. Lambert has edited a school edition
in excellent manner for Ginn & Co.

THE SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON, by _Johann Rudolph Wyss_.
Though not of such literary merit as _Robinson Crusoe_, it is
similar in plot and usually more popular. Ginn & Co. publish a
good, cheap edition, edited by J. H. Stickney.

ARABIAN NIGHTS' ENTERTAINMENT.
The complete editions are not suitable for children to read, but
the edition edited by Andrew Lang is excellent. Several
schoolbook houses publish good selections, including the most
popular tales.

Besides the books mentioned in the lists for Volumes I and II, the
following might be suggested here:

THE COMPLETE POETICAL WORKS of _John Greenleaf Whittier_.
Houghton, Mifflin Company's Cambridge edition is perhaps the
best. Whittier did not write as much for children as Longfellow
did, but his _Snow-Bound_ is a classic that every child will
love if he is helped a little in reading it. Other poems will
appeal to the older members of the family.

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