All children laugh when they read “The Circus Cotton-Tails” and how the merry little bunnies diligently practice their circus tricks while mischievous Bushy-Tail plays his tricks—whirling them off the merry-go-round, and stealing Susan Cotton-Tail’s cookies. How the cookies become alive and punish Bushy-Tail satisfies the little folk’s sense of justice. And they delight in the description of the big circus parade, and in the colored frontispiece and end sheets, to say nothing of the many fascinating black and white illustrations. 128 pages. Cloth, 60 cents A. FLANAGAN COMPANY CHICAGO JUST STORIES BY ANNIE KLINGENSMITH Assistant Superintendent of Schools, Gary, Indiana AUTHOR OF “Household Stories” and “Norse Gods and Heroes” In “Just Stories” Miss Klingensmith has selected and adapted from the best in children’s literature more than thirty of the stories she considers especially needed in work with children in the third and fourth grades. They were originally printed as leaflets by Gary pupils and aroused an enthusiasm that demanded their continued existence. The illustrations are exceptionally good, and with the large, clear type, good paper, and durable binding, “Just Stories” is an unusually attractive book. 128 Pages—Illustrated Cloth—60 Cents [Illustration: “‘WHAT HAVE YOU TO SAY FOR YOURSELF?’ SAID THE LION” (Illustration from “Benjy in Beastland”—one of the stories.)]