"A very good story for boys."--_Globe._ _=Tom Seven Years Old: a Sequel to "Tom."=_ By H. RUTHERFURD RUSSELL. Small octavo, cloth, gold and black. "The truest and purest exhibition of a natural little boy's mind that we have seen in any story of child life."--_Illustrated London News._ _=Minna's Holiday, and Other Tales.=_ By M. BETHAM-EDWARDS. Small octavo, cloth, gold and black. "Simple, pleasantly-written stories."--_Daily News._ _=Doda's Birthday: the Record of all that befell a Little Girl= on a Long, Eventful Day._ By EDWIN J. ELLIS. Small octavo, cloth, gold and black. "As pleasant a book as could be given to any little girl."--_Scotsman._ "A most suitable book for girls, and one that will delight the little misses immensely."--_Edinburgh Courant._ "A charming book."--_Daily News._ _=The Markhams of Ollerton: a Tale of the Civil War=, 1642-1647._ By E. GLAISTER. Small octavo, cloth, gold and black. _New Edition._ "Abounds with thrilling incidents of that eventful period."--_Morning Post._ "A well-written story of the civil war, from 1642 to 1647."--_Scotsman._ "The story of Charles I. is one that never loses its charm, and when so pleasantly and colloquially told, and embellished by such pretty and characteristic pictures as we have here, it will be sure to find a large and appreciative audience."--_Daily News._ _=Eldergowan; or, Twelve Months of my Life, and Other= Tales._ By ROSA MULHOLLAND, Author of "Puck and Blossom," "The Little Flower-Seekers," &c. Small octavo, cloth, gold and black. _New Edition._ "One of the pleasantest little books we have met for some time; charmingly illustrated."--_Illustrated Review._ "A perfect little gem in its way."--_Civil Service Gazette._ "A fine volume for girls."--_Edinburgh Courant._ _=Christmas at Annesley; or, how the Grahams spent their= Holidays._ By M. E. SHIPLEY. Small octavo, cloth, gold and black. _New Edition._ "A delightful book for children."--_Sunday Times._ "Will be read with delight by young folks."--_Lloyd's Weekly London News._ _=Turnaside Cottage.=_ By MARY SENIOR CLARK, Author of "Lost Legends of the Nursery Rhymes." Small octavo, cloth, gold and black. _New Edition._ "An interesting story, well told."--_Birmingham Morning News._ "Charmingly written, impressing good and useful lessons."--_Art Journal._ _=The Fairy Spinner.=_ By MIRANDA HILL. Small octavo, cloth, gold and black. _New Edition._ "Really enchanting, and will enthral the young reader."--_Edinburgh Courant._ "Well illustrated."--_Daily News._ _=Pollie and Jack: a Small Story for Small People.=_ By ALICE HEPBURN, Author of "Two Little Cousins." Small octavo, cloth, gold and black. _New Edition._ "Capitally written down to the level of little folks."--_Morning Advertiser._