A delightful book, telling the story of a happy summer in the Green Mountains of Vermont and a pleasant winter in New York. Two of the characters are Hazel Clyde, the daughter of a New York millionaire, and Rose Blossom, a Vermont girl. The book is replete with interesting conversation and bright incident. A ROSE OF NORMANDY By WILLIAM R. A. WILSON. Illustrated by Ch. Grunwald. 12mo. $1.50. No more entertaining character has stalked through the pages of any recent novel than that of Henri de Tonti, gentleman, soldier, courtier, gallant--the Intrepid hero of countless adventures, but withal the true and constant man and lover.--_Baltimore American_. LOVE THRIVES IN WAR A Romance of the Frontier in 1812. By MARY CATHERINE CROWLEY, author of "A Daughter of New France," etc. Illustrated. 12mo. $1.50. To a fine historical background, rich with incident and romance, Miss Crowley has added her own originality, her wonderful descriptive powers, in short her gift of story-telling, and has obtained a brilliant and entertaining result. The whole story is crowded with exciting events, tender love scenes, and brilliant description.--_Louisville Courier-Journal_. A DETACHED PIRATE By HELEN MILECETE. With illustrations in color by I. H. Caliga. 12mo. $1.50. There is the sparkle of champagne in Helen Milecete's latest book. Gay Vandeleur is the pirate, detached by a divorce court, and her first name is no misnomer--not a bit of it.--_Chicago Evening Post_. One of the clever books of the season.--_Philadelphia North American_. THE SHADOW OF THE CZAR By JOHN R. CARLING. Illustrated. 12mo. $1.50. A romance of the sturdy, wholesome sort, in which the action is never allowed to drag.--_St. Louis Globe-Democrat_. Excels in interest Anthony Hope's best efforts.--_Boston Herald_. LITTLE, BROWN, & COMPANY, _Publishers_ 254 WASHINGTON STREET BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS