"This charming little book, written for children's entertainment and instruction, is equally delightful to the fathers and mothers. It is life in New England, and the racy history of a long railway journey to the wilds of Colorado. The children are neither imps nor angels, but just such children as are found in every happy home. The pictures are so graphically drawn that we feel well acquainted with Rob and Nelly, have travelled with them and climbed mountains and found silver mines, and know all about the rude life made beautiful by a happy family, and can say of Nelly, with their German neighbor, Mr. Kleesman, 'Ach well, she haf better than any silver mine in her own self.'"--_Chicago Inter-Ocean._ "In 'Nelly's Silver Mine' Mrs. Helen Hunt Jackson has given us a true classic for the nursery and the school-room, but its readers will not be confined to any locality. Its vivid portraiture of Colorado life and its truth to child-nature give it a charm which the most experienced cannot fail to feel. It will stand by the side of Miss Edgeworth and Mrs. Barbauld in all the years to come."--_Mrs. Caroline H. Dall._ "We heartily commend the book for its healthy spirit, its lively narrative, and its freedom from most of the faults of books for children."--_Atlantic Monthly._ _Our publications are to be had of all Booksellers. When not to be found, send directly to_ ROBERTS BROTHERS, BOSTON. End of Project Gutenberg's Aunt Jo's Scrap-Bag VI, by Louisa M. Alcott