The addition of these eight titles to the Juvenile Library increases the
usefulness and broadens the scope of that popular series of books for
younger readers. Each of these stories will be found good reading,
reading of the kind which specialists in the study of child literature
can heartily recommend.
THE MACMILLAN COMPANY
Publishers 64-66 Fifth Avenue New York
The Everychild's Series
EDITED BY DR. JAMES H. VAN SICKLE
_Each volume, cloth, 12mo, illustrated, 40 cents_
+The Everychild's Series+ is a library of fiction and dramatics, science
and information, literature and art for children. Its contents include a
wide range of subject matter, which will broaden the child's interest in
plays and games, fairy-tales and fables, nature study and geography,
useful arts and industries, biography and history, government and public
service, myths and folk-lore, fine arts and literature.
This series seeks not only to instruct the child with simplicity, charm,
and wholesomeness, but to heighten his finer appreciation of the
beautiful, and to give him, along with keen enjoyment, the things of
life that are interesting and valuable.
The authors of the books of this series have been chosen for their
special fitness to write books for children. To each author has been
given the choice of topic and method of treatment. The result is that
the books in the series are not only charming and enjoyable but
intellectually satisfying to the child.
The volumes are interesting and attractive in appearance. They are
neatly and strongly bound in cloth with design in two colors. The type
page is set leaded in large type with a wide margin. The illustrations
are numerous and attractive and designed especially to represent the
characters that appear in the story.
The series is a splendid source of supplementary reading material. It
consists of over a score of volumes.
THE MACMILLAN COMPANY
Publishers 64-66 Fifth Avenue New York
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