The home life of three New England girls. Sequel to “A Summer in Leslie Goldthwaite’s Life.” “WIDE AWAKE GIRLS” SERIES, THE. By Ruth K. Ellis. 1. WIDE AWAKE GIRLS, THE. 2. WIDE AWAKE GIRLS IN WINSTED, THE. 3. WIDE AWAKE GIRLS AT COLLEGE, THE. Bright stories, full of action. The “Wide Awake” girls establish a library in a country town. The third volume tells of the youthful gaiety of college life. _For Boys Eight to Ten_ ARKANSAS BEAR, THE. By Albert Bigelow Paine. A very humorous story of a big, black bear and a little boy. CAPTAIN JUNE. By Alice Hegan Rice. The story of a little American boy, who has many interesting and unusual experiences in Japan. J. COLE. By Emma Gellibrand. The story of a small boy of little education, but honest and courageous, who answered an advertisement for a boy wanted for work in a household. It tells how he came, how he stayed, how he won hearts, and how he left. LITTLE FORESTERS, THE. By Clarence Hawkes. A splendid story; contains just enough of the supernatural to make it a very pleasing wonder story. LITTLE LAME PRINCE, THE. By Mrs. Craik (Miss Mulock). Tales of woodland and field, in which the animals have speaking parts. LITTLE METACOMET. By Hezekiah Butterworth. Life in New England in pioneer days. LOYAL LITTLE RED-COAT, A. By Ruth Ogden (Mrs. C. W. Ide). A story of child life in New York a hundred years ago. PINOCCHIO. By C. Collodi. The adventures of a marionette. Translated from the Italian. PRINCE LAZYBONES, AND OTHER STORIES. By Helen Hays. The story of a little boy who, by the aid of the elves, cured himself of his bad habit. The three other stories are “Phil’s Fairies”; “Floria and Floriella,” and “Boreas Bluster’s Christmas Stories.” The last two are Christmas stories. ROLLO AT WORK. By Jacob Abbott. ROLLO AT PLAY. By Jacob Abbott. Books which are entertaining and instructive. TOMMY TROT’S VISIT TO SANTA CLAUS. By Thomas Nelson Page. A boy’s story of Christmas. The small boy with the goat team and the youngster who had never coasted before make a wonderful trip to Santa Claus Land, and find out how he makes his presents, how he stores them, who gets them, and why they get them. _For Boys Ten to Twelve_ ADVENTURES OF JIMMY BROWN, THE. By W. L. Alden. Full of fun and humor. Jimmy plays circus, amuses himself with a monkey, tries to be a pirate, and makes experiments with unexpected (to him) results. AMONG THE CAMPS. By Thomas Nelson Page. Stories of the Civil War. Contents: “A Captured Santa Claus”; “Kittykin”; “Nancy Pansy”; “Jack and Jake.” BOB’S CAVE BOYS. By C. P. Burton. A sequel to “The Boys of Bob’s Hill.” BOB’S HILL BRAVES, THE. By C. P. Burton. Tells of a vacation which the boys of Bob’s Hill spend in Illinois, where they play at being Indians, and hear tales of pioneer life. BOYNTON PLUCK, THE. By Helen Ward Banks.