ll be 'dreadfully
'shamed of it,' and has rather a lively time with all her
trials in going to school."--_New York Citizen._

DOTTY DIMPLE AT PLAY

"'Charming Dotty Dimple,' as she is so universally styled,
has become decidedly a favorite with young and old, who are
alike pleased with her funny sayings and doings. 'Dotty at
Play' will be found very attractive, and the children,
especially the girls, will be delighted with her
adventures."--_Boston Express._

DOTTY DIMPLE'S FLYAWAY

"This is the final volume of the 'Dotty Dimple' Series. It
relates how little Flyaway provisioned herself with cookies
and spectacles and got lost on a little hill while seeking
to mount to heaven, and what a precious alarm there was
until she was found, and the subsequent joy at her recovery,
with lots of quaint speeches and funny incidents."--_North
American._

"A Little Red Riding-Hoodish story, sprightly and takingly
told."--_American Farmer._

LITTLE FOLKS ASTRAY

"This is a book for the little ones of the nursery or
play-room. It introduces all the old favorites of the Prudy
and Dotty books, with new characters and funny incidents. It
is a charming book, wholesome and sweet in every respect,
and cannot fail to interest children under twelve years of
age."--_Christian Register._

PRUDY KEEPING HOUSE

"How she kept it, why she kept it, and what a good time she
had playing cook, and washerwoman, and ironer, is told as
only Sophie May can tell stories. All the funny sayings and
doings of the queerest and cunningest little woman ever
tucked away in the covers of a book will please little folks
and grown people alike."--_Press._

AUNT MADGE'S STORY

"Tells of a little mite of a girl, who gets into every
conceivable kind of scrape and out again with lightning
rapidity through the whole pretty little book. How she
nearly drowns her bosom friend, and afterwards saves her by
a very remarkable display of little-girl courage. How she
gets left by a train of cars, and loses her kitten and finds
it again, and is presented with a baby sister 'come down
from heaven,' with lots of smart and funny
sayings."--_Boston Traveller._

LITTLE GRANDMOTHER

"Grandmother Parlen when a little girl is the subject. Of
course