Follows “Peggy Owen.” Peggy and her mother go to spend the winter with her father, who is in the American army, then near Morristown, New Jersey. Through the treachery of her cousin, an English girl, Peggy is captured and taken to New York and afterward to the South. She has many exciting adventures before seeing her parents again. PRETTY POLLY PERKINS. By Gabrielle E. Jackson. The story of a little country girl with a love for drawing, and of her friendship for a lame girl who comes from the city. REBECCA OF SUNNYBROOK FARM. By Kate Douglas Wiggin. The story of a fascinating little girl. Full of real humor. “SIX GIRLS” SERIES, THE. By Marion Ames Taggart. 1. SIX GIRLS AND BOB. 2. SIX GIRLS AND THE TEA ROOM. 3. SIX GIRLS GROWING OLDER. 4. SIX GIRLS AND THE SEVENTH ONE. 5. BETTY GASTON—THE SEVENTH GIRL. A wholesome series of stories relating the doings of the Scollard family, consisting of six girls, Bob, and their mother, and their friend Betty Gaston. “SPINNING-WHEEL” SERIES, THE. By Louisa M. Alcott. 1. SPINNING-WHEEL STORIES. 2. SILVER PITCHERS: AND INDEPENDENCE. 3. PROVERB STORIES. 4. GARLAND FOR GIRLS, A. A collection of wholesome short stories. SUE ORCUTT. By Charlotte M. Vaile. A sequel to “The Orcutt Girls.” Life at a New England academy. THREE LITTLE DAUGHTERS OF THE REVOLUTION. By Nora Perry. Stories of Dorothy Merridew, Patty Endicott, and Betty Boston, three girls whose loyalty to their country was put to some hard tests. WHAT KATY DID NEXT. By Sarah C. Woolsey (Susan Coolidge). Tells of Katy’s trip to Europe. Vol. III of the “Katy Did” Series. YOUNG LUCRETIA, AND OTHER STORIES. By Mrs. C. M. Freeman (Mary E. Wilkins). Delightfully humorous stories about little New England country girls. _For Girls Fourteen to Sixteen_ ACROSS THE CAMPUS. By Caroline M. Fuller. A girl’s college story. ANNE OF AVONLEA. By Lucy M. Montgomery. A sequel to “Anne of Green Gables.” ANNE OF GREEN GABLES. By Lucy M. Montgomery. An elderly brother and sister, living on a farm on Prince Edward’s Island, want a boy to assist them. The brother asks for one from an orphan asylum and a girl is sent instead. This is one of the best stories of recent years for girls. BIOGRAPHY OF A PRAIRIE GIRL, THE. By Eleanor Gates. A story of life on a Dakota farm. CAPTAIN’S DAUGHTER, THE. By Gwendolen Overton. A story of girl life at an army post on the frontier. CAPTAIN POLLY OF ANNAPOLIS. By Gabrielle E. Jackson. Polly is an original, attractive little girl, a leader among her playfellows, and with ideals which make her seem older than her years. The story is linked with the Naval Academy, and the Battleship fleet which made the journey round the world. CONFIDENCES—TALKS WITH A YOUNG GIRL CONCERNING HERSELF. By E. B. Lowry, M.D.