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What every child wants---"more stories!" Here are hundreds of them. Written by the cleverest producers of child narrative. While wonderfully fascinating, these

ries are designed to stimulate and direct logical mental development. They are endorsed by the leading educators of the country. Their infinite variety of folk tales, biographical sketches and character portrayals of the highest quality-all within the grasp of the child mind---supply a never-failing

source of entertainment.
TELL ME ANOTHER STORY

STORIES CHILDREN NEED
By Carolyn Sherwin Bailey

By Carolyn Sherwin Bailey
"An answer to the universal plea of childhood".

This book contains over fifty best stories for chilproviding for children of three to eight years new dren, each adapted for the immediate use, without stories of intense interest, based on a

change, of the story teller. It is a carefully considered plan to train the

graded collection, offering to children child to think. It is the first book to present stories in groups with con

ONCE UPON A TIME

ard parents a course in stories that

will result in mental and moral train. trasting treatment and continuity of ANIMAL STORIES ing. It represents the best writing for theme.

children in stories by such authors as Cloth. 335 Pages. Price $1.50

By Carolyn Sherwin Bailey Tolstoi, Hawthorne, Dickens, Bjorn

Illustrated by Power O'Malley sen, George MacDonald, Lewis Carroll, FIRELIGHT STORIES

Children never tire of

Raymond Alden, and many others.
By Carolyn Sherwin Bailey hearing about animals to

Cloth. 364 Pages. Price, $1.50 A collection of nearly fifty adapted which human traits are at- ALL ABOUT JOHNNIE JONES folk tales taken from the folk lore of tributed. The animals in the Norwegians, the Celts, the English,

By Carolyn Verhoeff the American Indians, the Southern

these stories talk, work and

These delightful little stories, relatNegroes, and from New England. play much like human be- ing common experiences in a child's

The stories have been selected with ings and the results of their life, are tales that Miss Verhoeft told a view to their accumulative, rhymed character, as appealing to the child's

activities convey valuable

and retold to her kindergarten chil

dren in answer to their constant deinterest in jingle and ditty. The book moral lessons. Many old mand to "tell us more about Johnnie is illustrated with full page pictures. time stories are embodied Jones." They are the adventures of a Cloth. 192 Pages. Price $1.00 in new and carefully edited

real, live boy, and appeal naturally to

the small listeners, who recognize in FOR THE CHILDREN'S HOUR

form, while many more of them a reflection of incidents in their

the tales are wholly origi- own little lives. By Carolyn S. Bailey and Clara M. Lewis

nal with Miss Bailey and

Cloth. Illustrated. Price, $1.00 A remarkable book which should

here published for the first be in the Ubrary of every mother, and all others who tell stories to

time. The book is printed

MOTHER STORIES small children. In one volume it in large easy-to-read type

By Maud Lindsay covers the entire field of childhood and illustrated with full- These stories are models of simplicUteraturo, containing stories on every conceivable subject and for all occa

page pictures.

ity and purity in purpose and ex

pression. Not only kindergartners, sions --- five distinct departments, Cloth. Illustrated. Price, $0.75 but mothers and first year primary seventeen title divisjons, 136 stories

teachers, will find this volumo stimu---compiled from various sources,

lating and helpful in its suggestions myths, fable, folk tale, and latter day children's books. for ingenious ethical story telling. Cloth. Illustrated. 336 Pages. Price, $1.50

Cloth and Gold. Illustrated. Price, $1.00

WORTH WHILE STORIES FOR EVERY DAY

By Lawton B. Evans One of the largest volumes of this kind ever published. It contains 186 complete stories of miscellaneous character, choice selections from mythology, nursery rhymes, retold in prose, Mother Goose tales, natural history stories, stories of birds and animals, biographical sketches of the great in history,

and stories of realism, each chosen for its ethical value. A unique feature is the moral or purpose of each story printed beneath its story, so that the

mother may conveniently select a story adapted to illustrate any point or trait of
character which she wishes to impress upon her listeners.

Cloth. 424 pages. Price, $1.50
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