This book explains how to cook so simply that no one can fail to understand every word, even a complete novice. =A LITTLE HOUSEKEEPING BOOK FOR A LITTLE GIRL= By CAROLINE FRENCH BENTON. A little girl, home from school on Saturday mornings, finds out how to make helpful use of her spare time, and also how to take proper pride and pleasure in good housework. =A LITTLE SEWING BOOK FOR A LITTLE GIRL= By LOUISE FRANCES CORNELL. "It is comprehensive and practical, and yet revealingly instructive. It takes a little girl who lives alone with her mother, and shows how her mother taught her the art of sewing in its various branches. The illustrations aid materially."--_Wilmington Every Evening._ =A LITTLE PRESERVING BOOK FOR A LITTLE GIRL= By AMY L. WATERMAN. In simple, clear wording, Mrs. Waterman explains every step of the process of preserving or "canning" fruits and vegetables. =A LITTLE GARDENING BOOK FOR A LITTLE GIRL= By PETER MARTIN. This little volume is an excellent guide for the young gardener. In addition to truck gardening, the book gives valuable information on flowers, the planning of the garden, selection of varieties, etc. * * * * * Transcriber's Note: Obvious punctuation errors repaired. End of Project Gutenberg's Our Little Jewish Cousin, by Mary Hazelton Wade