Daggett, Mabel Potter; Women Wanted. George H. Doran. A book about women in all walks of life, as affected by the war. *Dewey, John; Schools of Tomorrow, School and Society, E. P. Dutton. Showing the growth of the "Scout Idea" in our modern educational methods. Practical and stimulating. *Douglass, H. Paul; The Little Town, Macmillan. The latest and best treatment of rural social conditions. Especially recommended for Scout leaders in localities outside the great cities. Hall, G. Stanley; Adolescence, 2 Volumes, 1907. See also "Youth", summary volume, by same author, who did pioneer work in the field. *Hoerle, Helen, and Salzberg, Florence B.; the Girl and the Job, Henry Holt, $1.50. Gilman, Charlotte Perkins; Women in Economics, In This Our World, A Man Made World, Concerning Children--All: Small and Maynard. The most brilliant American writer on the woman movement. Sound economics and good psychology cleverly presented. James, William; Principles of Psychology, 2 vols. The psychologist who wrote like a novelist. Chapters of special interest: Habit, Instinct, Will, Emotions and The Stream of Consciousness. Talks to Teachers on Psychology, and to Students on Some of Life's Ideals. Memories and Studies, especially essay on the Moral Equivalents of War--All: Henry Holt and Co. Key, Ellen; The Century of the Child. *Lovejoy, Esther; The House of the Good Neighbor, Macmillan, 1919. Social and Medical Work in France during the war by the President of the Women's International Medical Association. *MacDougall, William; Social Psychology, Luce and Co. Study of how people act and feel in a group. Mill, John Stuart; The Subjection of Women. Frederick Stokes. *Norsworthy, Naomi, and Whitley: The Psychology of Childhood, Macmillan, 1919. Best and latest general child psychology. Parsons, Elsie Clews: Social Control, Social Freedom, The Old Fashioned Woman, The Family. All: Putnam. *Patrick, G. T. W.; Psychology of Relaxation. Houghton Mifflin. The necessity for and guidance of the play instinct. *Perry, Clarence A.; Community Center Activities. Russell Sage Foundation, New York City. Pillsbury, W. B.; Essentials of Psychology, Macmillan. Good, brief treatment of general psychology for popular reading. *Playground and Recreation Association of America Publications: What the Playground Can Do for Girls, Games Every Child Should Know, Folk and National Dances, The Home Playground. Headquarters 1 Madison Avenue, New York City. *Puffer, J. Adam; The Boy and His Gang. Houghton Mifflin. Putnam, Emily; The Lady. Schreiner, Olive; Woman and Labour. Sharp, Cecil J.; One Hundred English Folksongs. Charles H. Ditson and Co. *Slattery, Margaret; The Girl in Her Teens, The Girl and Her Religion, The American Girl and Her Community, The Woman's Press. *Thorndike, Edward L.; Individuality, Riverside Educational Monographs, Houghton Mifflin. What constitutes the "average person." The danger of "sizing up" people too rapidly.