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a copy of this delightful book for the home library--and, above all, to make a point of reading it carefully themselves before turning it over to the juveniles."--_Designer, New York, N. Y._ "It is a truthful and discerning study of a gifted child, and should be read by all who have children under their care. It is probably the best new girl's book of the year."--_Springfield (Mass.) Republican._ "The book is excellent, whether viewed as a story for the children, or as a suggestive study for those who have to do with the education of children."--_Zion's Herald, Boston._ "The story may be commended as first-rate in construction, and with a happy style of teaching moral lessons."--_Chicago Journal._ _For sale by all booksellers, or sent postpaid on receipt of price by the publishers._ LEE & SHEPARD, Publishers, Boston * * * * * LITTLE BETTY BLEW Her Strange Experiences and Adventures in Indian Land BY ANNIE M. BARNES Illustrated by FRANK T. MERRILL 12mo Cloth with gold and colors 300 pages Price $1.25 One of the very best books with which to satisfy a young reader's natural desire for an "Indian story" is this one of little Betty Blew and what she saw and experienced when her family removed from Dorchester, Mass., two hundred years ago, to their home on the Ashley River above Charleston, South Carolina. Although Betty is but a small maid she is so wise and true that she charms all, and there are a number of characters who will interest boys as well as girls, and old as well as young. There are many Indians who figure most importantly in many exciting scenes, but the book, though a splendid "Indian story," is far more than that. It is an unusually entertaining tale of the making of a portion of our country, with plenty of information as well as incident to commend it, and the account of a delightful family life in the brave old times. It is good to notice that this story is to be the first of a colonial series, which will surely be a favorite with children and their parents. Mr. Merrill's illustrations are of unusual excellence, even for that gifted artist, and the binding is rich and beautiful. _For sale by all booksellers, or sent prepaid on receipt of price by the publishers_ LEE AND SHEPARD BOSTON * * * * * Winifred's Neighbors BY NINA RHOADES Author of "Only Dollie" and "The Little Girl Next Door" Illustrated by
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