Kirk Munroe’s books always teach something worth knowing. In his last story, “Big Cypress,” the author includes a large amount of information about Florida, its coast, the Everglades region, the climate, and the Seminole Indians as they are to-day. * * * The story is so fascinating that it will hold the absorbed attention of every boy and girl reader to the end.--_Boston Transcript._ A bright, wide-awake book as interesting and helpful for girls as for boys.--_Golden Rule._ A vivid picture of life among the Seminole Indians of Florida, about whom so little is known.--_Advance, Chicago._ A story * * * inculcating manliness and full of incident.--_Congregationalist._ _PHILIP LEICESTER._ By JESSIE E. WRIGHT, author of “Freshman and Senior,” “Marjoribank,” “Curly Head,” etc. 264 pp. Illustrated. Cloth, $1.25. The real motive of the story is a lesson for mothers,--that God will be with the children of love and prayer, even though they may be passing through the fires of temptation and bad influence.--_The Evangelist, New York._ The book ought to make any reader thankful for a good home and thoughtful for the homeless and neglected.--_Golden Rule._ The idea of the story is happily conceived and skilfully handled.--_S. S. Library Bulletin._ There is real merit in the story.--_Epworth Herald._ A charming story for young people.--_Young Men’s Era._ The interest of the reader is engaged and never flags until the last page is read.--_Christian Observer._ _PELOUBET’S SELECT NOTES._ By F. N. PELOUBET, D. D., and M. A. Peloubet. A Commentary on the International Sunday-School Lessons. Illustrated. 340 pp. Cloth, $1.25. This commentary is the _one_ book every teacher must have in order to do the best work. It interprets the scripture, illustrates the truths, and by striking comments convinces the mind. It is comprehensive, and yet not verbose, and furnishes winnowed material in the most attractive and yet convincing form from both spiritual and practical standpoints. Accurate colored maps and profuse original illustrations illuminate the text, and create an intelligent and instructive view of the subject matter. Teachers are invited to send for sample pages of Select Notes. It is safe to say that no better help on the International Lessons has ever been printed than Select Notes.--_Christian at Work._ We know of no other book that fills the place of Select Notes.--_Golden Rule._ Teachers and scholars have come to regard Select Notes as an essential part of their annual Sunday-school outfit.--_Cumberland Presbyterian._ Select Notes has become as much of an institution as the International Lessons.--_Advance._ Select Notes is current everywhere. Among the many books issued as helps to the study of the Sunday-school lessons this is the best.--_Messiah’s Herald._