In _The Animals’ Academy_ Mr. Neilson and Mr. Bingham have again combined their forces, and have turned out a picture-book which for fun and variety will be difficult to equal. In bright, musical, “catchy” verse Mr. Bingham tells of the many amusing events that take place at a school in which the elephant is master and other well-known animals are the scholars, and Mr. Neilson illustrates the story as only he can illustrate animal frolics. “A humorous, clever, and delightful book. The pictures of the dressed-up animals will captivate little children.”—_British Weekly_. H. B. NEILSON—JOHN BRYMER Games and Gambols. Illustrated by HARRY B. NEILSON; with Verses by JOHN BRYMER. 26 pages in colour, and 24 pages of letterpress. Picture boards, 9 inches by 11¼ inches, cloth back, 2_s._ 6_d._; also cloth elegant, 3_s._ 6_d._ Mr. Neilson surpasses himself in these irresistible colour pictures representing the animal world at play. The great test match between the Lions and the Kangaroos, Mrs. Mouse’s Ping-Pong Party, Mr. Bruin playing Golf, Towser’s Bicycle Tour, and the Kittens _v._ Bunnies Football Match, are a few among the many droll subjects illustrated in this amusing and original series. “Mr. Neilson has a positive genius for making animals comic.”—_Academy_. “Children will revel in his work.”—_Daily Graphic_. S. R. PRAEGER How They Went to School. With 24 full-page pictures in full colour. Picture-boards, cloth back, 2_s._ 6_d._; cloth extra, 3_s._ 6_d._ A pretty picture-book for the little ones, full of quiet humour and shrewd observation of child life. The book tells in picture and story how Hal and Kitty, two tiny scholars, set out on their way to school, and the various adventures that happen to them on the road. “Quite the most charming book we have yet seen.”—_Daily News_. OUR DARLING’S FIRST BOOK Bright Pictures and Easy Lessons for Little Folk. Quarto, 10⅛ inches by 7¾ inches, picture boards, 1_s._; cloth, gilt edges, 2_s._ An interesting and instructive picture lesson-book for very little folk. Beginning with an illustrated alphabet of large letters, the little reader goes forward by easy stages to word-making, reading, counting, writing, and finally to the most popular nursery rhymes and tales. “The very perfection of a child’s alphabet and spelling-book.”—_St. James’s Budget_. ELLINOR DAVENPORT ADAMS Those Twins! With a Frontispiece and 28 Illustrations by S. B. PEARSE. Cloth elegant, 2_s._ 6_d._ Two little rogues are the twins, Horatio and Tommy; but loyal-hearted and generous to boot, and determined to resist the stern decree of their aunt that they shall forsake the company of their scapegrace grown-up cousin Algy. So they deliberately set to work to “reform” the scapegrace; and succeed so well that he wins back the love of his aunt, and delights the twins by earning a V.C. in South Africa. “A merry story for young and old.”—_World_. A. B. ROMNEY