Children -- Books and reading; Children's literature -- Bibliography
GLENGARRY SCHOOL DAYS. By Charles William Gordon (Ralph Connor).
A story of country life in a backwoods school in Canada.
GREAT AEROPLANE, THE. By F. S. Brereton.
A tale of adventure in mid-air. The _Essex Ghost_ is a flying vessel of
huge proportions, and exciting incidents follow one another swiftly.
HEAD COACH, THE. By Ralph D. Paine.
A book for the football enthusiast. With many exciting incidents, the
story tells how the coach won out.
HECTOR, MY DOG; HIS AUTOBIOGRAPHY. By Egerton R. Young.
Hector, the dog, is the supposed narrator. The scene is the Northland,
and the studies in dog nature are very interesting. He tells of his race
with the gray wolf, and of his trials in a land where all wood and hay
were dragged home by the dogs.
HORSEMEN OF THE PLAINS, THE. By Joseph A. Altsheler.
A story of hunting and exploring in the years when the Rocky Mountains
were the Far West, and the regions around a battleground between red and
white men.
HUCKLEBERRY FINN. By Samuel L. Clemens (Mark Twain).
A good companion book to “The Adventures of Tom Sawyer.”
HUGH GWYETH; A ROUNDHEAD CAVALIER. By Beulah Marie Dix.
The story of a plucky English boy who fought for the king in the great
civil war.
IN LINCOLN GREEN. By Edward Gilliat.
A story of Robin Hood.
IN TEXAS WITH DAVY CROCKETT. By Everett McNeil.
A story of the Texas War of Independence.
IVANHOE. By Sir Walter Scott.
Portrays the time of the Saxons and Normans in England during the reign
of Richard I.
“JACK” SERIES, THE. By George Bird Grinnell.
JACK, THE YOUNG RANCHMAN.
A boy’s adventures in the Rockies.
JACK AMONG THE INDIANS.
Follows “Jack, the Young Ranchman.”
JACK IN THE ROCKIES.
Adventures with a pack train in Yellowstone Park. Follows “Jack
Among the Indians.”
JACK, THE YOUNG CANOEMAN.
The story of a canoe trip along the coast of British Columbia.
JACK, THE YOUNG EXPLORER.
A story of life among the Blackfoot Indians.
JACK, THE YOUNG TRAPPER.
Tells of fur hunting in the Rocky Mountains.
JACK BALLISTER’S FORTUNES. By Howard Pyle.
The adventures of a boy who was kidnapped and sent to the Virginia
plantations. The noted pirate Blackbeard is a prominent character in the
story.
JEB HUTTON. By James B. Connolly.
The story of a Georgia boy employed on a government dredge. A fine
character delineation.
JUNIOR IN THE LINE, A. By T. Truxton Hare.
A companion to “A Sophomore Half-Back.” Bob Walters, in his Junior year
at college, succeeds by sheer force of character and common sense.
LAND OF THE LONG NIGHT, THE. By Paul B. du Chaillu.
The story of a winter journey by reindeer sledge and skis to Northern
Scandinavia.
LEATHERSTOCKING TALES, THE. By James Fenimore Cooper.
1. DEERSLAYER, THE.
A tale of warfare between the white settlers in New York and
the Iroquois Indians.
2. LAST OF THE MOHICANS, THE.
Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.
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