A Mother's List of Books for Children — John Shaqi
A Mother's List of Books for ChildrenArnold, Gertrude Weld
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A Mother's List of Books for Children
Arnold, Gertrude Weld
Children -- Books and reading; Children's literature -- Bibliography
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[Transcriber's note: The name Zitkala-Sa is written with two dots on the S]
A MOTHER'S LIST OF BOOKS
FOR CHILDREN
Non minima pars eruditionis est
bonos nosse libros
_Inscription over the doorway of Bishop
Cosin's Library, Durham, England_
A MOTHER'S LIST
OF
BOOKS FOR CHILDREN
COMPILED BY
GERTRUDE WELD ARNOLD
CHICAGO
A.C. McCLURG & CO.
1909
Copyright
A.C. McCLURG & CO.
1909
Entered at Stationer's Hall, London, England
All rights reserved
Published October 9, 1909
The University Press, Cambridge, U.S.A.
TO
MY LITTLE COUSINS
RUTH AND ESTHER
_PREFACE_ (p. ix)
This little book, a revision of one privately printed a few years ago,
has been prepared for home use, and for this reason the classification
has been made according to the age, and not the school grade, of the
child. But as children differ so greatly in capacity, it should be
understood that in this respect the arrangement is only approximate.
The endeavor has been made to choose those fairy tales which are most
free from horrible happenings, and to omit all writings which tolerate
unkindness to animals. Humorous books are designated by a star and the
few sad ones by a circle.
The prices given are the same as those in the publishers' catalogues;
booksellers' prices are often less.
My thanks are extended to those publishers who have time and again
courteously provided the facilities for the examination of their
publications.
Miss Annie Carroll Moore, of the New York Public Library, was kind
enough to read for me the notes and comments. I wish most gratefully
to acknowledge the generous assistance given me by Miss Hewins, of (p. x)
the Hartford Public Library, Miss Hunt, of the Brooklyn Public
Library, and Miss Jordan, of the Boston Public Library, who examined
the List, and suggested some changes and a few additions. Their
approbation is elsewhere expressed.
GERTRUDE WELD ARNOLD.
NUTLEY, NEW JERSEY.
_A MOTHER'S LIST_ (p. xi)
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