rald._

"So absolutely true to life that it is hard to consider it
fiction."--_Boston Post._

By HENRY SYDNOR HARRISON

V. V.'S EYES

"'V. V.'s Eyes' is a novel of so elevated a spirit, yet of such strong
interest, unartificial, and uncritical, that it is obviously a
fulfillment of Mr. Harrison's intention to 'create real
literature.'"--_Baltimore News._

"In our judgment it is one of the strongest and at the same time most
delicately wrought American novels of recent years."--_The Outlook._

"'V. V.'s Eyes' is an almost perfect example of idealistic realism. It
has the soft heart, the clear vision and the boundless faith in humanity
that are typical of our American outlook on life."--_Chicago
Record-Herald._

"A delicate and artistic study of striking power and literary quality
which may well remain the high-water mark in American fiction for the
year.... Mr. Harrison definitely takes his place as the one among our
younger American novelists of whom the most enduring work may be hoped
for."--_Springfield Republican._

By Mrs. Romilly Fedden

THE SPARE ROOM

"A bride and groom, a villa in Capri, a spare room and seven guests
(assorted varieties) are the ingredients which go to make this
thoroughly amusing book."--_Chicago Evening Post._

"Bubbling over with laughter ... distinctly a book to read and chuckle
over."--_Yorkshire Observer._

"Mrs. Fedden has succeeded in arranging for her readers a constant fund
of natural yet wildly amusing complications."--_Springfield Republican._

"A clever bit of comedy that goes with spirit and sparkle, Mrs. Fedden's
little story shows her to be a genuine humorist.... She deserves to be
welcomed cordially to the ranks of those who can make us laugh."--_New
York Times._

"Brimful of rich humor."--_Grand Rapids Herald._

By Meredith Nicholson

OTHERWISE PHYLLIS

"The most delightful novel-heroine you've met in a long time. You like
it all, but you love Phyllis."--_Chicago Inter-Ocean._

"A true-blue, genuine American girl of the 20th century."--_Boston
Globe._

"Phyllis is a fine creature.... 'Otherwise Phyllis' is a 'comfortable,
folksy, neighborly tale' which is genuinely and unaffectedly American in
its atmosphere and point of view."--_Hamilton Wright Mabie, in the
Outlook._

"'Phil' Kirkwood--'Otherwise Phyllis'--is a creature to welcome to our
hearth, not to our shelf, for she does not belong among the things that
are doomed to b