lla and Araminta Stories.
Illustrated by Ethel Reed.
Small. 1.00

Simple every-day happenings in the lives of little twin sisters,
related with much of the repetition so pleasing to very young
children. There are plenty of pictures.

SMITH, GERTRUDE.
The Roggie and Reggie Stories.
Illustrated by M.H. Squire and E. Mars.
Harper. 1.50

This companion to The Arabella and Araminta Stories tells in the same
pleasant reiterative style of the doings of the little girls' little
twin brothers. The illustrations are in color.

_FIVE YEARS OF AGE_ (p. 32)

_How am I to sing your praise,
Happy chimney-corner days,
Sitting safe in nursery nooks,
Reading picture story-books?_
STEVENSON.

GEOGRAPHY, TRAVEL, AND DESCRIPTION

When the ice lets go the river,
When the wild-geese come again,
When the sugar-maple swells,
When the maple swells its buds,
Then the little blue birds come,
Then my little Blue Bird came.
_Indian lullaby from_
THE CHILDHOOD OF JI-SHIB THE OJIBWA.

DEMING, T.O.
Indian Child-Life.
Illustrated by E.W. Deming.
Stokes. 2.00

Pleasant sketches of the children of different tribes, with many
full-page color plates after paintings in water-color, and black and
white illustrations. The big oblong pictures, with their primitive
Indian coloring, are unusually attractive.

MYTHOLOGY, FOLK-LORE, LEGENDS, AND FAIRY TALES (p. 33)

Jack, commonly called the giant-killer, and Thomas Thumb landed
in England from the very same keels and war-ships which conveyed
Hengist and Horsa, and Ebba the Saxon.
SCOTT.

BROOKE, L.L. (Illustrator).
The Golden Goose Book.
Warne. 2.00

Mr. Brooke has appropriately illustrated these old favorites: The
Golden Goose, The Story of the Three Bears, The Story of the Three
Little Pigs, and Tom Thumb. Of the four, the most popular is the tale
of the adventures of little Tom, the favorite dwarf of the Court of
King Arthur.

"Long time he lived in jollity,
Beloved of the Court,
And none like Tom was so esteemed
Amongst the better sort."

LA FONTAINE, JEAN DE.