CLOVER. By Sarah C. Woolsey (Susan Coolidge). Vol. IV of the “Katy Did” Series. The scene is laid in Colorado. COCK-A-DOODLE HILL. By Alice C. Haines. A sequel to “The Luck of the Dudley Grahams.” Where the Dudley Grahams went to live when they left New York and where Ernie started her chicken farm. DANDELION COTTAGE. By Carroll W. Rankin. A housekeeping story for girls. ELIZABETH’S CHARM-STRING. By Cora Bell Forbes. Legends of saints, places, and pictures, told simply and in a conversational manner. “FOUR CORNERS” SERIES, THE. By Amy E. Blanchard. 1. FOUR CORNERS, THE. 2. FOUR CORNERS IN CALIFORNIA, THE. 3. FOUR CORNERS AT SCHOOL, THE. 4. FOUR CORNERS ABROAD, THE. 5. FOUR CORNERS IN CAMP, THE. 6. FOUR CORNERS AT COLLEGE, THE. The “Four Corners” are four girls whose name is Corner. They have the experiences that naturally are the lot of healthy, growing children. In the sixth volume they matriculate at Bettersley College, and begin to carry out some long-cherished plans. Wholesome and entertaining stories. GIRL OF ’76. By Amy E. Blanchard. A story of Colonial Boston. GIRLS OF GARDENVILLE, THE. By Carroll W. Rankin. Amusing stories of a girls’ club. GIRLS WHO BECAME FAMOUS. By Sarah K. Bolton. Sketches of George Eliot, Helen H. Jackson, Harriet Hosmer, Rosa Bonheur, Florence Nightingale, and others. GLENLOCK GIRLS. By Grace M. Remick. Ruth Shirley, a girl of fourteen, goes to live with friends at Glenlock while her father is abroad. She wins her way with other high school girls and boys, who together find many sources of pleasure. GLENLOCK GIRLS ABROAD. By Grace M. Remick. A sequel to “Glenlock Girls.” Ruth Shirley goes abroad for a winter, and later some of her Glenlock friends join her, and together they have a very enjoyable time. HEIDI. By Johanna Spyri. The story of a little Swiss girl who lives with her blind grandfather in a hut in the Alps. HISTORIC GIRLHOODS. By Rupert S. Holland. Tells of Saint Catherine, Joan of Arc, Vittoria Colonna, Catherine de Medici, Lady Jane Grey, Mary, Queen of Scots, Pocahontas, etc. HOME-COMERS, THE. By Winifred Kirkland. The Home-comers are four orphans from eight to eighteen who come back from the West to live with their grandmother among the Eastern mountains. IN THE HIGH VALLEY. By Sarah C. Woolsey (Susan Coolidge). Tells of the visit of an English girl to Colorado. Vol. V of the “Katy Did” Series. JACQUELINE OF THE CARRIER PIGEONS. By Augusta H. Seaman. A story of the historic siege of Leyden, in which the young heroine and her brave brother play a significant part. The raising of the siege, the breaking of the dikes, and the sailing of the Dutch warships are graphically depicted. JUDY. By Temple Bailey. The story of a little girl who develops from a spoiled child into a happy and good-natured one. LASS OF THE SILVER SWORD, THE. By Mary Constance Du Bois.