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Poems to Memorize

. ' and

Books to Read

Graded Lists Compiled by

MABllL SNJ:DAXJ:B

WILKA LESLIE GA&NBTT

Issued by the Department of Public Instruction AGNES SAlroELSON1 Superintendent

for the ...

Normal Training High Schools OLA&l M. W ALLAOE, BuperWof'

Published by THE STATE OF IOWA

Des Moines

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Poems to Memorize and

Books to Read

Graded Lists Compiled

by

MABEL SNEDAKER

WILMA LESLIE GARNE'I'l'

Issued by the Department of Public Instruction

AGNES SAMUELSON, Superintendent

for the

Normal Training Hi~h Schools

CLARA M. WALLACE, Supervisor

Published by THE STATE OF IOWA

Des Moines

CONTENTS Page

PREFACE . .. . . .. . . . . . ... . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . .... . . 4

Part I - POEMS TO MEMORIZE

INTRODUCTORY STATEMEN1' ... . . .... . . . . . .. . ... .. . .. . .. . ..... .. . Grade One Grade Two .. . .. . .. . ... . ..... ... ..... . . . ....... .... . ............ .. . . . Grade Three .... . . . .. . ...... . .... .. .. . ..... .. ............. . .. . .... . . . Grade Fou r Grad e Five .......... . ... .. . .. .. .. .. . ....... . . . .. . .... .... . . . .. .. ... . Grade Six

5 5 6 6 7 !)

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Part II- BOOKS FOR CHILDREN TO READ

INTRODUCTORY STATEMENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1:1 Books for the Kindergarten and t he Early Part of Grade One

I. Pictur e books . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 II. Games and stori es to tell to children..... . ........ .. .......... 17

III. Animal stories . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . l 8 IV. Rhymes, verses, and songs' . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . l 8

Books for Grades One, Two, and Three I. Stories to r ead or to 'tell to children.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20

II. Bible stories for childr en .. . . . ... . . ...... .. ... ...... . :. . . . . . . . 21 III. Chris tmas stories a nd plays.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 IV. Fables . .. . .. ...... .. ........ . . . ... . ..... . ...... ... ..... . . . . · 23

V. Myths and legends . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23 VI. Fairy and f antastic stories, olcl nncl new. ... . . .... .. ..... . .... . 24

VII. Stories a1bout children . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25 VIII. Stories about a nimals... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27

I X. Stories a:bout toys . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29 X . Socia l science books . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30

XL Stori es of India n and pioneer life. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30 XII. History s·tories . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31

XIII. Nature books . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31 XIV. Books on making tl1ings.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32 XV. Fun books . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33

XVI. Books of poetry. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33 XVII. P lays· 'and games . . . .. ~· . . .. .. ...... . ........ . ..... . .. . .. . ..... 35

XVIII. Rhythm books . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36 XIX. S"eries of books or collections of literature f or children . . . . . . . . 3(l XX. Magazines . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37

B ooks for Grades Four through Eight I. Roman ces . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37

II. Myths and legends.. . ..... . . ...... . ... .. .. .. . .. . . . .. ... . . .... 37 III. Fairy tal es of long ago .. ... . ..... .... . . ...... .... . . .. ... . . . . . 39 IV. Modern f a iry ta les. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41 V. Bibl e stor ies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42

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VI. Stories for boys a nd gi rl s ........ . .......... .. ... . .... .... . :. 4!! VII. Animal stories' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46

VIII. Mystery stories . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47 IX. Sea and rivrr stor ies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47 X. Historical narratives . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48

XI. History and civics.... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50 XII. Biography and letters. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53

XIII. Geography and travel.. . ......... . ................ . .. . ..... . . 55 XIV. Aviation 56 XV. Th e physiral srie nrrs.... ... ... . .......... . .. ... . ............ 57

XVI. The natura l srienres...... .. . ....... ... .. ....... . . . ....... . . . 57 XVII. Poetry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60

XVIII. P lays . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61 XIX. Folk songs, folk dances, a nd s inging games.......... . ... . .. . .. 62 XX. Music . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63

XXI. Art and architecture.. . ... .. ....... . ... . . . ........ . .. ..... ... 63 XXII. Occupations a nd cra fts... . .... . .. .. ........... . ...... . ....... 63

XXIII. Sports and gam es. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64 XXIV. Health, happi ness, nnd manners.. .. .. ... .. ..... .. ... . ......... 64 XXV. Magazines . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64

PREFACE

This bulletin of poems for childr en to memorize and books for them to read represents a growth. Shortly after the publication of the Iowa Elementary Course of Study the Department of Public Instruc­tion sent the schools a mimeographed list of poems for memorization in the elementary grades. This list was prepared by Miss 1\IJ:iabel I. Snedaker, Extension Supervisor, University Elementary School, especially for the use of the high school normal training classes. Its purpose was to supplement the literature unit of the elementary course of study. This list has been revised by Miss Snedaker and is included as Part I of this bulletin.

At the same time Miss Wilma Leslie Garnett, recently of the Uni­versity Elementary School, consented to prepare a parallel list of prose selections which have been found in her studies to rank high among children's choices. Her lists, also the result of several years' inves~igation, have also been prepared as a further suppl~ment to the elementary course of study and are included as P art II of the bulletin.

We express sincere appreciation to both these workers for the painstaking service they have given m helping the pupils of our schools to greater r eading enjoyment.

AGNES SAMUELSON,

Superintendent of Public Instruction.

INTRODl C"TORY STA 'l'EMENT

The memorization of poetry should add to the enjoyment of poetry. A memory list made up of poems children like is an important factor in accomplishing this result. To select poems liked by children a.nd suitable for memorization was the objective in compiling the list which follows. Many of the poems in this list have been read to pupils in all parts of Io·wa during extension visits to schools. The pupils voted on the poems liked best. For several years, teachers in Saturday classes have tried out lists of poems and reported ' those pre­ferred by their children.

An attempt has been made to compile a list broad enough to meet individual tastes. The list contains many short poems for the child who finds it difficult to memorize. Many poems well liked by children have not been included because they did not seem suitable for mem­orizatio-n. Such poem. belong in a r eading list. However, the teacher should feel free to add any poems liked by her pupils, which she considers suitable for memorization.

Each child should be encouraged to memorize at least ten poems. This does not mean that be should memorize ten poems by himself outside of class. Some of the poems should be memorized by the whole group during the class per·iod. The child may choose other poems from the list for his grade. Ali of these poems should be read in class, preferably by the teacher, so that the child is familiar with tli m before he begins his memory task.

MABEL SNEDAKER,

E xtenst:on Superviso'r, Unive1·sity Elernentar·y School, Iowa C-ity.

POEMS TO MEMOR.IZE

GRADE ON E

1. White Sheep, White Sheep ....... . .. ... . . . .. . Mother Goose 2. The North Wind Doth Blow .. . .. .... . . . .. . ... Mother Goose 3. Wee Willie Winkie . .... . . . . . . ......... . ..... Mother Goose 4. Little R.obin R.e lbreast . ........ . .. . . . ....... Mother Goose 5. Bobby Shafto .. . ..... . .. . .. . . ... . . ... . . . ... Mother Goose 6. Girls and Boys, Come Out to Play ....... .. ... Mother Goose 7. Halfway Down ............... . . .. . .... ... . . A. A. Milne 8. Hoppity . .' .................. . ... . . .. . . . .... A. A. Milne 9. The Little Turtle ....... . ...... . .. . . . ... . ... Vachel Lindsay

10. The Cupboard . . .. . . .. .. . . . . . . ..... . . . . . .... Walter De La Mare 11. The Huntsmen . . .... . . . . . . . .. . .... . .. . . . . .. . Walter De La Mare 12. Whole Duty of Children ...... .. .. . . . . . ... . .. R.. L . Stevenson 13. Time to R.ise . . ........... . ............ . . ... R.. L. Stevenson 14. A Happy Thought . .... . . . .. . . .. . .. . .. . .. ... R.. L. Stevenson 15. Bed in Summer . .. . .. . .... . . .. . . .. . ....... .. R.. L. Stevenson 16. The Swing . .... . . . . . .. . ....... . . .... . ... . .. R.. L . Stevenson 17. Only One Mother . . .. . .. .. . ... . .. ....... . ... Unknown 18. Outside the Door . . . . . . . .... . .. . . . . .......... Annette Wynne 19. T he House Cat .. . .. ... ..... . .. .. .. . ......... Annette Wynne 20. The Mouse .. . . . . . . .... . .. . ... . .. . . . . . . ... . Chinese Mother Goose 21. L ittle . . .. . . . . . . . .. . . .... . ...... . ....... . .. Dorothy Aldis 22. Politely ........... .. . . . . . .. . .. .. . . . . . ..... Dixie Wilson 23. Who Likes the R.ain .... . . . . . .. . ... . .. . . . . ... Clara Doty Bates 24. Experiment . . . ...... .. .. .... ...... .. . . . . . . . Elem10r Jewett 25. Dead in the Cold ... . . . . ... . . . . . . ... .. . .... .. Christina R.ossetti 26. A Frisky Lamb .... .... . .. . . ... . ............ Christina R.ossetti 27. The Woodpecker . . . . ... . . . . .. . . .. ... .. .. ... E lizabeth Maddox R.obet·ts 28. The R.abbit ...... . .. . ... . . . .......... .. .... Elizabeth Maddox R.oberts 29. The L ittle Elf Man .... . .... ...... 00 ..... 00 • J . K. Bangs 30. A Farmer Went R.iding .. .. . . . . . .... . . . .. . . . . Old Folk R.hyme 31. Frogs at School. ... . . . ... .. .. .. ..... ........ George Cooper 32. Washday ... . .. .. .. . : .. .. . .. . . . . ... . . . ..... Ella E. Preston 33. Grasshopper Green ... . .. . . . .... . . . . . ...... . . Unknown 34. Evening Song .. 00 .... .. . <- 00 • 00 ...... . .... 00 Fannie Stearns Davi s 85. Sleep, Baby, Sleep ................. . . . ... . . . Old Lullaby 36. Wby Do Bells for Christmas R.ing ...... . . . .... Eugene Field 37. A H umming Bee . ............. . .. . ........ . . Wilhelmina Seegmiller 38. The R.obin . ....... . . . ..... ... . . .... .. . . . .. . L aurence Alma Tadema 39. The R.abbit ..... . . . . . . . .. .. ... . ..... . . . ... . Edith King 40. Wild Beasts ........... . .. .. . . . ......... . . . Evaleen Stein 41. The Bear Hunt . . . . . ... ... . ... . .. ... ... . . ... Margaret Widdemer

To be sung : 42. Cradle Hymn .. ... . . . . ..... . . . .... . .. .. .. . . Martin Luther 43. Silent Night ( two stanzas) .. . .... . ... . ....... Franz Gruber

POEMS TO MEMORIZE 7

GRADE 'l'WO

1. Jonathan Jo . .. ............. .... .. . ... .... . A. A. Milne 2. Vespers . . ... ......... . . ................... A. A. Milne 3. Animal Crackers . . .. .. .. .. . .. . ..... . . .. .... Christopher Morley 4. The New Moon ... .. ........ .. .. .. ... . ... . .. Eliza L ee Follen 5. Someone ... . .... . . ..... . .. ... ..... . ... . . ... Walter De La Mare 6. Firefly ........... .. .. .... ............ . ... . Elizabeth Maddox Roberts 7. Extremes . ....... .... .. .. .... . .. . .. ... .. ... James Whitcomb Riley 8. The Raggedy Man .... . . .. .. . . ........... ... . James Whitcomb Riley 9. Kentucky Babe . ................ . .......... Richard Henry Buck

10. The Moon's the Northwind 's Cooky ........... Vachel Lindsay 11. The Elf and the Dormouse ... . .. . ........ . ... Oliver Herford 12. The Tree Stands Very Straight . . .. . .......... Annette Wynne 13. The Sea That Comes to Meet My Hand . .. ..... Annette Wynne 14. Indian Children ............. .. ... .. . .. ... . . Annette Wynne 15. Baby Seed Song . . .... ... . .... . ........ . .... E . Nesbit 16. The Sugar-Plum Tree ........... . .. ... ...... Eugene Field 17. The Birches ..... . . ... . ...... .............. Walter Pritchard Eaton 18. The Wind .... . .. .. ....... . ...... . ... . . ... . R. L. Stevenson 19. My Shadow ..... .... . . ... .. .. .... . .... ..... R. L. Stevenson 20. Whe1·e Go the Boats .......... ... . ........... R. L. Stevenson 21. The Land of Counterpaue .. ... . .... .. ........ R. L. Stevenson 22. When the Sleepy Man Comes ... .... .... . .. ... C. D. C. Roberts 23. Hia.watha.'s Chickens ........... .... . ....... H. W. Longfellow 24. Hiawatha's Brothers .... .. . . . . . .. . .. .. . ... . H. W. Longfellow 25. The Willow Cats .. . . .. ..... . . ..... . ......... Margaret Wicldemer 26. The Dear Old Woman .. . ......... ... .... . ... Christina Rossetti 27. The Swallow . .............................. Christina Rossetti 28. Boats Sail on the Rivers ...... : . . . . ......... Christina Rossetti 29. Milking Time ............. .... . . ... .... . ... Christina Rossetti 30. Who Has Seen the Wind ...... ... ....... . .... Christina Rossetti 31. Hiding . ....... . .. .... .. ... . ...... . : ....... Dorothy Aldis 32_. The Secret ........... . . .. ............ .... .. Anonymous 33. Ruin in the Night . . ......... .. . ............. Amelia Bun 34. The Duck ....... . .. . . ............ . ...... .. . Edith King 35. The Scissor Man ... . ......... . .............. M. Nightingale 36. The Chickens ... . ..... . . ......... . . . . . . .. .. Unknown 37. A Summer Picture ... . ......... ... .. .. . ..... ·Florence Hoatson 38. October's Party ...... .... . ........ .. . ... . . George Cooper 39. Butterfly . . . . .... .. ...... . . . . ....... . ...... Hilda Conkling 40. The Lm·d 's P rayer .. ... . . .. . .......... . ..... The Bible 41. The Brown Thrush ...... .. . . ... ........... . . Lucy Larcom 42 . The Bluebird ... . ........ ... ........ . ..... • Mrs. E. H. Miller 43. I'm Glad .. . .... . . . ........ . . . ........ .. ... Anonymous

To be sung: -!4. America ... . . . .. .. ........... ... .... .. . . .. . Samuel Francis Smith 45. 0 Little Town of Bethlehem .... . ....... ...... Phillips Brooks

GRADE THREE

1. Water Noises . . . .... . . . ..... .. . : . ... . ...... Elizabeth Maddox Roberts

8 POEMS TO MEMORIZE

2. Mumps .. .. . .. .. .. .. . . ... . . . . .. .. ... . . . . . . . E lizabeth Maddox Roberts 3. The Lion . . ..... . .. .. . . .. .. . .. . .. .... . . .... HiTaire Belloc 4. A Sea-Song from the Sho1·e . . .. . . ........ . ... J . W. Riley 5. A Boy's Mother ...... .. .. . ..... . ..... . . . .. . J. W. Riley 6. Sea-shell . . ... . ... . . .... . . . . .. . ... . . . .. . . . . . Amy Lowell 7. Foreign Children .... . . . . .. .... .. ... . . ..... . H. L . Stevenson 8. The Lamplighter ........ . ... . . . . . .. .. ...... R. L. Stevenson 9. Young Night Thought . . . ... . . . .. . ........... R. L. Stevenson

10. A Christmas Folk-Song .. . . . .. . . .. .. . . . . ... .. Lizette Woodworth Reese 11. Flying Kite . .. . . .. . . .... . ... . . . . . .. . .. . . . . Frank Dempster Shenna n 12. Bees . . .. .... . .. .. . . .......... . . . . . .. . .... . Frank Dempster Sherman 13. The Owl and the Pussy Cat . .... . ... . . .. ..... Edward L ear 14. A Long Time Ago ..... .. .. . . . .. .. - . . .... . . . Elizabeth Prentiss 15. One, Two, Three .... . ... . . . ... .. . . .. .. . . .... H. C. Bunner 16. Nonsense Rhymes (The Owl and the Eel and

the Warming Pan ) .. . . . . . .. . ... ... . .. .. . . . Laura E. R-ichards 17. Hallowe 'en ... . .. .. ... . ..... .. ........ .. .. . Annette Wynne 18. Little Folks in the Grass . ... . ....... .. . . . . ... Annette Wynne 19. The Three Foxes ..... .. . . .. . . . .... . ......... A. A. Milne 20. The Christeni11g .. . ... . . . .. .. . . . . . ....... . .. A. A. Miln e 21. Sneezles .... . .. .. ........ . ..... . . . .. . .... . . A. A. Milne 22. The Fairies Have Never a P enny to Spend . . . . Rose Fyleman 23. The Best Game the Fairies P lay .... . ......... Rose F yleman 24. There Are Fairies at the Bottom of Our

Garden .. . . . ......... .. .. . .. . . .. . .. . ..... Rose F ylemau 25. A Fairy Went A-Marketing . .. . .. . .. .. . .... . . ~ose Fyleman 26. The N ight Before Christmas .... . . ......... .. Clement C. Moore 27. W hat Is Pink . . . . .. . ...... . .. . . . ... . ....... Ch ristioa R-ossetti 28 . The Horseman .... . ... .. . . . . .. . ............ Walter De La Mare 29. Kriss Kringle ........ . . .. . .. . . ... . .. . . . .... Thomas Bailey Aldrich 30. For All J"ittle Birds . . . .. .. . . . ...... . ....... . Nn ncy Byrd ~l'urner

31. A Child 's Grace ........... . . ...... . . . . . . ... Robert Burns 32. The Peddler's Cam van . . . . ....... . . ... . ..... W . B . Rands 33. The Birth of J esus . . . . . .. . . .... . . .. . . . ...... St. Luke 2:8-15-Bible 34. 'rhe Pasture .... . ... . .. . . . . . . .. . . . . .... .. . . Robert Frost 35. Indian Lullaby . ..... .. . . ... . ..... . . . . . ..... Charles Myall 36. What I Like .. .. . . . . . . ...... . . .. . . . . . ... . ... Wilhelmina Seegmill er 37. Very Nearly . ... . ........ . .. . . . .. ... .. . . . . . Queenie Scott-Hopper 38. Acorn s ... . .... . . . . . .. .. ... .. . ... . ......... Eleano r J ewett 39. Mr. Nobody ........ . ... -:- . . .... . ... . .. . . . .. Anonymous 40. Tl1e Grasshopper .. ... . . . . . . . ......... .. . ... Vachel Lindsay 41. 'l'he Goldfish : . ........... . . . . . . .... . ....... Dorothy Aldis 42. The Wonderful World . . . ...... .. . . ... ... . ... W. B . Rands 43. I'd Love to Be a Fairy's Child .... . ...... . .. Robert Graves

To be sung : 44. It Came Upon the Midnight Clea r

(Stanzas 1, 2, 5) ...... . . . ... . .. . .... . . . ... Edmund Hamilton Sears 45. Deck the Hall ..... . .......... . . . . . .. . . . . ... Old English Song 46. A Christmas Carol . . . . .. . .. . .. . . ... .. . . .. . . . J. G. Holland 47. Billy Boy .. ....... . ... . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . .. . . . Amm·ican Ballad

POEMS TO MEM ORIZE

G RADE FOUR

1. The Day Before April . ....... . .. . .. . ...... . . Ma ry Ca rolyn Davies 2. A Wish I s Qui te a Tiny Thing .... . ... .. ... . . Annette Wynne 3. Alas ! Alack I .................. . . . . . ... ... W alter De La Mare 4. Then . .... . ... .. .... . . . ... . .. .. ......... . . . W alter De L a Mare 5. Tired Tim . . .. .. .... ...... . ...... . . .. . . . . . . W alter De La Mare 6. The Man in t he Moon .. . ......... . ......... . Unknown 7. The Man in the Moon .... . ........ . .. . .. ... . J ames Whitcomb Riley 8. An I mpetuous Resolve ..... . ... . . . . . .. . .... . . J ames Whitcomb Riley 9. Brooms . . .. . . ..... . .... . ..... . . . . .. . . . ... . . Dorothy Aldis

10. Pippa 's Song ... . ........ . . . . . . .... .. ..... . Robert B.rowning 11. The K ing 's B1·eakfast ...... . .. . ..... . .. . . . . . A. A. Milne 12. Roads . . . .. .. .. . . ... . .. . . .. . . ... ... . . . . .. . . Rachel L yman Field 13. Seal Lulla by ....... .. ..... . ........ . ... . . . . R udyard K ipling 14. April ............ . .......... . ...... . .... .. Sara T easdale 15. A Christmas Ca rol . .. . ............ . .... . ..... Sara Teasdale 16. Book H ouses . ...... . ......... . . . . . .... . .. . . Annie F ellows Johnson 17. A Song for F lag Day .. . . .. . ..... . . . .. .. .... . W. B. N esbit 18. White Birches . ...... . ...... . ... . . . . .. . ... . . Rachel F ield 19. The Topsy Turvy W orl d . . ... . . . .. .. ....... . . W . B. Ra nds 20. Twenty -third Psalm .. . ......... . . . . . .. . . . . . B ible 21. A Strn nge Wild Song ..... . . . . . . . . . . ... . . . .. L ewis Carroll 22. Limericks .. . ........ . ....... . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Edward L ear

Th ere was an old man in a tJ·ee There was a young lady of Norway There was an old man who said, ''How'' Th ere was au old man with a. ben.rd

23. The Table and t he Chair .... . . . ..... . .. . . . . . . Edward L ear 24. Cradle Song ... .... . . ....... . ... . . . . . . . .... Sarozina Na.i du 25. Strictly Germproof .. . .. . ....... .. .. . ... . .. . Arthur Guiterman 26. F a iry Ship wreck . . . . ....... . ... . ... ' ........ Frru1k Dempster Sherman 27. Dairies ........ . . .. . .... .. . . ........... . . . . F rank Dempster Sherman 2 ' :- J og On, J og On .. . . . ....... . ..... . .. . .. .... William Shakespeare 29. The F airies .... . .... . .. . . . ........ . .. . ..... W illia m Allingham 30. A Christm as Carol (Gocl Bless the Master of

This H ouse) . .... . . ........... . . . .... . . . . Old English Carol 31 . Christmas E verywhere .. .. .... . .. . . . ... . ... . Phillips Brooks 32. Wynken, Blynken, and Nod .... . . ..... . . .. ... Eugene F ield 33. The Bowleg B oy ...... .. ....... . .......... . . :Eugene F ield 34. April Rain ..... . . . . . .... . .. . . ..... .. . ... . . Robert Loveman 35. Daisies .. . . ..... . .... . . .. . ........ . . . .. . ... Bliss Carmen 36. S weet and J.J ow ... . . .. . . . . ..... . ...... . .. .. . Alfred T ennyson 37. Windy Nights ... . .. . .. .. . .. . ... .. .... . .... . R. L . Stevenson 38. Duck's Ditty .... . . . . ... . .. . . ...... . .. . . ... K enneth Grahame 39. Pine N eedles ... . . . .. . . . ....... . ....... . . . . William H. H ayne 40. Kite-Flying . ... ... . .......... . .. . ..... . .. . . Mary F enollosa. 41. Child's Song in Spring .. .. . ......... ... ... .. E. N esbit 42 . T he Puddle . . . . .......... . .. . .. ... ..... . . . .. E leanor J ewett 43. Differences . .. . . ..... . . . . .. .. . . .... . ." . . . . . . Rose F ylema.n

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10 POEMS TO MEMORIZE

To be sung: 44. Christmas B ells (Stanzas 1, 2, 3, 7) ...... . .. . H . W. Longf ellow 45. H ark the H erald Angels Sing ........... .. . . . 46. The Star Spangled Banner . .. .. . ...... . . . . .. . Frances Scott Key 47. Robin H ood and Little John ......... . ....... English Folk Song 48. My Heart 's in the Highlands .... .. . . . • .. .. . . Robert Burns 49 . Oh Susanna ! . . . . ............... . .......... Stephen F oster

GRADE FIVE

1. Road-song of the Bandar-log . .... . ......... .. Rudyard Kipling 2. H ave You Never ¥ . .... .... . .. . ... . .... . . .. . . Frances Avery F a unce 3. Faiz Ulla ... .......... .. ....... ..... . . . . .. . Saroziui Naidu 4. The Coin . ... . ... . ........ . ........ . . .. . ... Sara Teasdal e 5. The Flag Goes By .. ..... . . . . .. . . . . .. . . . .. .. H enry H. Bennett 6. Nature's Friend . ...... . . . . .. . ....... . ... . . . W. H . Davis 7. Primer Lesson ... .. . . . .... .... ... . . . . . ..... Carl Sandburg 8. Little Orphan Annie .... ..... . ....... . .. . . . . James Whitcomb Riley 9. Sunrise and Sunset . .... . ....... . .. . . . . .. .... Emily Dickinson

10. F ather William ....... . . .. . . ... ... . .. .... . . L ewis Ca rroll 11. The Lobster Quadrille ... . .. . . . .. . .. . .. . . . .. . L ewis Carroll 12. Limericks

In Quebec .. ... . ..... . .. . . ...... . ....... . Rudyard Kipling The Rev. H enry Ward B eecher . ... . . .. . ... . Oliver Wendell Holmes

13. The Jumblies .... . .. .. . . .. . ..... ... .' .. ..... Edwa.rd L ear 14. A Summer Morning . ... ........... . . . ...... . Rachel L ymrui Field 15. I Meant to Do My Work Today .. . . . . . . . . . . .. Richard Le Gallienne 16. Trees ... . .... . . . . .. ... ........ . .. .. . . ...... Joyce Kilmer 17. The Twenty-fourth Psalm . .. . . . . . . .. .. . . . . ... The Bible 18. The Night Will Never Stay ... . . . .. . . ....... . Eleanor Farjeon 19. Ghosts .. . . . ... . .......... .. . ...... . . . .... . R. K. Munkittrick 20. Fog ....... . . . . . ... ... .. .. . .... . .. . . .. . .... Carl Sandburg 21. Days . .... . . ............. .. .. ..... ... . .. . .. . Karle Wilson Baker 22. A Ballad of John Silver . . ....... . ... . ...... .. John Masefi eld 23 . A Wanderer's Song .. .. ..................... John Masefield 24 . . Lettla Guiseppina . .... . . .. . . . . . . . ... . . . . .. . T . A . Daly 25. Between Two Loves . . .......... . .. . ..... .... T. A. Daly 26. Robinson Crusoe's Story ..... .. . ....... . . .. . . Charles Edward Carryl 27. The Plaint of the Camel ... . ... . . . . . ... . ..... Charles Edward Carry! 28. Jim J ay .... . ... . . . . ... . ..... . ...... . . . . .. . Walter De L a Mare 29. The Bee 's Song .. .. .. .. .. : . . .. . . .. ..... .. .. . Walter De L a Mare 30. A Tragic Story .. .... . .. . . . . . . . ... . . . ...... . Wm . M. Thackeray 31. Barbara Fritchie .. ........ . ..... ... .. . . . ... J ohn Greenleaf Whittier 32. While Shepherds Watched Their Flocks by

Night ... . . . .. .. . . . ........ . ... . . . ..... . . Nahum Tate 33. As Joseph W as A-Waukin .......... . . ....... Old Christmas Carol 34. Mockery . . . ... . .... . .. . .. . ... .. .. ... . ...... K atherine Dixon Riggs 35. The Mysterious Cat .. . . . . ......... .. ........ . Vachel Lindsay 36. Overheard on a Saltmarsh .. . ... . . .. .. . . . . .... H arriet Munro 37. Christmas Morning ....... . : .... .. .......... E lizabeth Maddox Roberts 38. Consideration ....... ... ....... . . . ... . . .... . E leanor J ewett

POEMS '1'0 MEMORIZE 11

39. Little B ateese ... . ... ... . . .. .. . . . .. ......... John Henry Drummond 40. The First Snowfall . . .... . ........ . ......... Nathalie Drummond

To be sung: 41. God Rest You, Merry Gentlemen (Stanzas 1, 7). Old English Carol 42. Robin Hood, Robin Hood, Said Little John . . . . Old English Song 43 . In Summer Time When Flowers Do Spring .. . . Old English Song 44. Good Morrow, 'Tis St. Valentine's Day .. ... .. . Old English Song 45. Now Is the Month of Maying 00 00 00 00 . 00 00 .. 00 Morley 46. The Camp bells Are Co min' . ........ . ........ Old Scotch March 47. America the Beautiful (Two stanzas) ......... Kathryn L ee Bates 48. Oh, Charlie I s My Darling .. . . .. ... .. . . . ..... James Hogg

G&ADE SIX

1. An Inilian Summer Day on the Prajrie . . ...... Vachel Lindsay 2. Bird So11gs in Verse ..... ..... .. . . ... ... . .... Henry Van Dyke 3. Stars . ....... . . .. . . . .. . . . . . .. . ..... . .. ..... Sara Teasdale 4. The Drum .. ... . ....... .. . . . .. . . . . ... . .. . .. Grace P. Moon 5. Silver ...... . ..... ... .. .. .... . .. . . . . . ...... Walter De L a Mare G. The S hip of Rio .... . . .. . . ...... . . . . ........ W alter De L a Mare 7. Miss T ........... . .... .. . . . ... . ..... . ..... Walter De L a Mare 8. Song for a Little House . . . . .................. Christopher Morley 9. Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening oo ... . Robert Frost

10. Roadways .... . .. . .. . .. . . . .... . ... . . . ..... .. John Masefielcl 11. Sea F ever ........... . .. . ............ .... .. John Masefield 12. Do You Fear the Wind . . .... . ............... Hamlin Garla ncl 13. Speculation .. ... . . . . . .... . . . ....... . ....... Guy Boas 14. The House with Nobody in It ........ .. ... .. . Joyce Kilmer 15. The Owl ............. . ....... . .. . .......... Alfred Tennyson 16. Gypsies . ... .. ....... . . . .. . . . . . . . ......... . . Rachel Ly man Field 17. Who Hath a Book ...... . .. . . . .............. W. D. Nesbit 18. A Song of Sherwood .... . . ... .. .... . ....... . Alfred Noyes 19. The Highwayman ... ..... . ......... '. ~ ...... Alfred Noyes 20. The Duel . .......... .. . . . .. . ................ Eugene Field 21. J est Fore Christmas ........ . .. . ............. Eugene Field 22. The Quangle Wangle's Hat .. . .. . ... . ........ Edward L ear 23 . Carlotta's Indecision .............. .. .. . . . .. . '1.' . A . Da ly 24. Da Pup E en Da Show ... . ... . .. . . ......... .. T . A. Daly 25. Meg Merrilies . . . ........... . .. .. . ..... . .. .. John K eats 26. King John and the Abbot of Canterbury ...... Olcl B allad 27. Requiem . . . .. . .... . ....... ...... ... ........ R. L. Stevenson 28. 0 Captain! My Captain! . ....... . .......... . Walt Whitman 29. I Hear America Singing .... .. . . . . .......... Walt Whitman 30. A Song of Summer . .. . ....... .. ............ Paul Laurence Dunbar 31. Whoopee Ti! Ti! Yo ! ... . ... . . ... . . . . ..... . American Cowb oy Ballnd 32. Psalm 121 . . . . . . ........ .. .. . .... .. ........ The Bible 33. Written in March .. . . . ..... . . . .. .. . . .. ... . .. William Wordsworth 34. Under the Greenwood Tree ........ .. . . . . .... . William Shakespeare 35. Long, Long Ago . . ... . ... . ...... . . ... . . . .... Anonymous 36. Columbus . . . .......... . . . . . .....•...... . . ... Joaquin Miller 37. Incident of the French Camp ....... . .... ... .. Robert Browning

12 POEMS TO MEMORIZE

38. 'fhe Little Lost Pup .. . .... . ................. Arthur GuitermaJ\ 39. Get Up and Bar the Door . .......... . ... . . . .. Old Ballad 40. Silver Ships . .. ......... . ............. ..... Mildred P lew Merryman 41. The Zebra Dun ... . .... .. . .. . ... .. . . .... .. . . American Cowboy Ballad

To be sung: 42. The Three Kings of Orient (1, 2, 5) .. ... ... . . J . K. Hopkins 43 . Sir Patrick Spens . . . ... . ............. . . .. . . Old Scotch Ballad 44. The First Nowell . ............. . . .. . ........ Old English Carol 45. The Hunt Is Up .. . . . ..... ... ...... •. ... . . .. Old English Song 46. It Was a Lover and His Lass ...... .. . . ..... . Willia m Shakespeare 47. The Bonny Earl of Murray .. . .. .. . ......... . Old Scotch BalJad 48. The L ow· backed Car .. . . .... . . .. ..... . . .... . Samuel L over 49. A Nautical Ballad ... ....... . ..... . . . . ...... Charles Edward Carry! 50. The Old Chisholm Trail. . . . . . .. . . . ...... . ... American Cowboy B allad 51. Bonny Barbara. Allen . ..... . .... . .... .. . . .... Old Ballad

A SUGGESTED BIBLIOGRAPHY OF VOLUMES AND COLLECTIONS OF

POETRY FOR THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

A "First Buying List" for the School Libra ry

Stevenson, B. E., H o111.e Book of Ve1·se f or Yomtg Folks. Henry H olt & Co., New York, 1915. $3.00. An anthology for all grades

Thompson, Blanche J ., Silver P ennies. Macmillan Co., Chicago, 1925. $1.00 Untermeyer, Louis, This S i:nging World . Abridged edition. Harcourt Brace &

Co., ew York, 1926. $1.25 Rossetti, Christina, Sing·Song. Macmillan Co., Chicago, 1925. $1.00 Milne, A. A., When We JVere V ery Young . E. P. Dutton & Co., New York, 1924.

$2.00

Additional Books Which Are Very Desirable

Stempel, C., A Book of Ballads. H enry H olt & Co., New York, 1917. $0.84 De La Mare, Wulter, P eacock Pie. Henry Holt & Co., N ew York, 1925. $2.50 F yleman, Rose, Fa.i1·ies and Chimneys. Doubleday, Doran & Co., New York, 1920

$1 .25 Wynne, Annette, Fo·r Days and Days. Frederick H . Stokes Co., New York, 1919.

$2.50 Ril ey, James Whitcomb, Child Rhymes. B obbs Merrill Co., Indianapolis, 1905.

$1.50 Lear, Edward, Complete Book of Nonsense V e1·se. Little Brown & Co., Boston,

1925. $3.00 Lear, Edwa rd, The J umblies and Other Nonsense V e1·ses. Frederick Warne &

Co. $1.50 (This smaller edition of L ear may be bought for the reading tn ble in primary grades.)

Daly, T. A., Canzoni. H arcourt, Brace & Co., New York, 1920. $1.50 Steve nson, R. L., Child 's Gm·ifen of VeTses. ' Chas. Scribner's Sons, New York­

illustmted by J essie Wilcox Smith-$2.50; illustrated by Storer-$1.00. ' Macmi llan Co., New York-illustrated by Davis-$1.00

Mother Goo e Th e Real Mothe·r Goose. Illustrated by Blanche Fisher Wright. Rand McNally

& Co., Chi cago. $2.00 The L ittle Mother Goose. Illustrated by J essie Wilcox Smith. Dodd Mead &

Co., New York. $1.50 01£'1' Old Nw·se·ry Rhynu:s. Original tunes ha rmonized by Moffat, David

McKay, Philadelphia . $3.00 Browning, Robert, The Pied Pipe~· of Hamelin. Rand M'Na lly & Co., Chicago.

$1 .50 Huber, Bruner, Hnrl Curry, P oetl·y Boolrs. Rand McNa lly & Co., Chicago, 1926

Other Desirable Books

Guitermau, Arthur, The Laughi:ng ~!fttse. Harper and Brothers, New York, 1915. $2.00

Wilkinson, Marguerite, .Contempom·ry P o.etry. Macmillan Co., New York, 1925. $0.88

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l!,ield, E ugene, Lullaby Land. Charles Scribner 's Sons, N ew York. $1.75 Do L a Mare, Walter, A Child 's Day. Henry Holt & Cci., New York. $1.75 'l'easdale, Sara, Rainbow Gold. Macmillan Co., New York, 1924. $1.75 Baker, Emile Kip, The Childnnt's First Book of PoetTy. $0.60. The Chilill'en's

S econd Book of P oetTy. $0.60. The Child1·en ' s Thi1·d Book of Poet1·y. $0.60, American Book Co., New York, 1915

Wiggins, K. & Smith, N . A., The Po81J Ring. Doubleday, Page & Co., New York, 1917. $1.50

Lomax, J ohn A., Cowboy Songs ctncl Other F'rontim· Ballads. Macmillan Co., New York, 1910. $0.75

Lucas, E. V., Anothm· Book of Ve1·ses f or Child ren. Macmillan Co., New York. (New edition, 1927.) $3.00

Bouton, J osephine, Potmts for the Chi ldTen's H o·uT. Milton Bradley & Co. $1.75 Moore, Clement C., A Visit {rom St. Nicholas. Macmillan Co., New York. $1.00 ]'yleman, Rose, The Fai1·y Flute. George H . Doran Co., New York, 1923 . $1.25 Sherman, F. D., L ittle Folk Ly1·ics. Houghton Mifflin Co., New York, 1920 Thatcher, L. W. & Wilkinson, Mm·guerite, The Listening Chi.ld. Mamnillan Co.,

New York, 1917. $1.75 Roberts, E. M., Unde1· the 1'!·ec. Heubsch (Merged with Viking Press ) Inc.,

30 Irving Place, New York, 1922 Smith, E. S., and H azeltine, A. I., Ch1•istmas in L egend and Story. Lothrop,

Lee, and Shepard Co., Boston Untermeyer, Louis, Yest e1·day and Today. Harcourt, Brace & Co., New York

IN'rRODUCTORY ST A TE11<[EN'l'

'L'he foU owing compilation is not a complete list of the good books for children. It purports to be a rather representative set of lists f or all grades from the pre-primary through th e junior hjgh school. Books of varying degrees of diffi· cul ty are included in the li sts f or each separate period in order to make provision fo r individual differences. It is hoped that the list will suggest much good reading material to t he boys ancl girls of Iowa, and that through the r eading done these boys aJJd girl · may unlock the doors to many joyous and worth while leisure hours.

ACKNO\VLEDGMENTS

'l'he compiler of th is g raded list of books for children wishes to acknowledge her indebtedness to those who ha ve assisted in the work. She is deeply gra.teful to the persons uamecl below for the contributions they have made. . They have g iven generously of their time and eff c:·~ in the experimental work carried on in the field of children's interests in prose, from which work has come the list of forty-two titles of highly pref erred selections mentioned a t the encl of this co mpilation. The writer offers this expression of her sincere appreciation to: Dr. Ernest H orn, Professor of Education, The State University of Iowa Mrs. Ernest Horn, Chairman of Child Study Committee, International Kinder·

gar ten Union Miss Maude McBroom, Principal of the University Elementa1·y School, The State

University of Iowa Miss H elen K. Mackintosh, Supervisor of E lementary Grades, Grand Rapids,

Michigan Miss Bess Goodykoontz, Assistant Commissioner of Educati on for t.Ue United

States

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Miss Mathilda Walton, Superv~sor of Elementary Grades; togeth er with a staJ'f' of six fourth grade teachers, Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Mrs. W. J. Kincaid; together with the following members of the staff of the Kincaid School, Houston, Texas. Staff members: Mrs. Paige McCullough, Mrs. Grace White, Mrs. Grace Dipple, Mrs. Flo1·ence Helm, Miss Florence Sherrard, Miss J anet Arendale, Miss Mary C. Hill, Miss Norma Forsythe

The teachers of several fourth grades in Green Bay, Wisc011sin, chosen by Miss Goodykoontz to assist

Miss Harriet Dickson, Children's Librarian, Houston, Texas Miss Lida M. Williams, Director of Primary and Kindergarten Education, North­

ern State Teachers College, Aberdeen, South Dakot.o1. Miss Vera Lighthall, English Department, Northern State Teachers Coll ege,

Aberdeen, South Dakota Miss Ruby Adams, Supervisor of Elementary Grades, Aberdeen, South Dakotn Mrs. Mary A. Gill Walsh, Teacher in Atlantic City, New J ersey The children participating, from Iowa City, Green Bay, Aberdeen, Houston, m1d

Atlantic City

Dr. Ernest Horn, as director of the experimental work, has been guide and adviser in all th e studies made by the writer. To him should be given the credit of stinmlating the work.

Acknowledgment is hereby made to the authors nnd publishers of the follow­ing references for help gained in consulting their works:

Gardner, E. E., and Ramsey, E., Handbook of Childnm's Lite·ra.tu1·e, Scott, Foresman, Chicago

Leonard, S. A., Essential Principles of T eaching Rea<1ing and Literature, Lippin­cott, Philadelphia

Mahoney, B. E., and Whitney, E., Realms of Golcl in Ch·iMren's Books, Doubleday, New York

Terman, L. M., and Lima, M., Child1·en's Beading, Appleton, New York The Twen'ty-fourth Yearbook of the National Society for the Study of Educa ­

tion, Part I, The Repo1·t of the Committee 01~ Reading, Public School Pub· lishing Company, Bloomington, Illinois

American Library Associa.tion, Book List fo1' Elementlliry Gmdes, 520 No. Michi ­gan Avenue, Chicago, Illinois

Denrborn, Frances, Cou1·se of Study in Indian Histo1·y f or Gmdc Two, Extension Department, State University of Iowa

H. W. Wilson Company, Catalogue of Children's Books, New York American Library Association, CataJ.ogues of Child1·en's Books, secured from

publishers, 520 No. Michigan Avenue, Chicago, Illinois American Library Association, The Booklist, a Guide to New Books (All issues

for 1929-1930), 520 No. Michigan Avenue, Chicago, Illinois Garnett, W. L., Chilcll·en's Choices in Prose, Master's Thesis, University of Iowa ,

Iowa City Garnett, W. L., Seveml Stuclies in the Fielcl of Chilclre;1 's I nterests in Prose,

Manuscript) WILMA LESLIE GARNET,

Director Elementary Education, Eastern State Teachers College, Madison, South Dakota

16 BOOKS TO READ

PART TWO-BOOKS TO READ

A GRADED LIS'!'

Books for the Kindergarten and the Eat·ly Pa rt of Grade One

I. Picture Books

A. ABC Books Falls, C. B., A B C Book, Doubleday, Chicago Farjeon, E., The Country Child.' s Alphabet, Imported Farjeon, E., The Town Chilc~'s Alphabet, Imported Field, R., An Alphabet f or· Boys and Girls, Doubleday, Chicago Greenaway, K., A Apple Pie, Warne, New York Sewell, H., A B C fo?· Eve1·yday, Macmillan, Chicago Tietjens, Mrs. Eunice, The Jaw-Breaker 's Alphabet, Boni, New York

B. Mother Goose Brooke, L. L eslie, Rvng o' Roses, Warne, New York Buffum, K . G., Mother Goose in Si1houettes, Houghton, Chicago Caldecott, Randolph, Collection of Pictu1·es and Songs, (2 volumes),

Warne, N ew York Falls, C. B., Mothm· Goose, Doubleday, Chicago Folkard, C., Mother Goose 's Nursery Rhymes, Macmillan, Chicago Greenaway, K ., (Illustrator), Mothe1· Goose, Warne, New York Rackham, A., (Illustrator), Mother Goose, Century, Chicago Smith, J. W ., (Illustrator), Mother Goose, Dodd, New York Smith, J . W., (Illustrator), L itUe Mother Goose, Dodd, New Yorl< Wright, B. F., The Real Mother Goose, Rand, Chicago

C. Picture and Story Books Adelborg, 0., Clean P eter and the Children of Gru.bbylea, Longmans,

New York Bannerman, H., The Sto1·y of Little Black Sarnbo, Stokes, New York Barker, C. M., Flower Faih:ies of the Sp1··ing, Macmillan, Chicago Barker, C. M., Flower Fairies of the Autumn, Macmillan Chicago Bates, K . L., Once Upon a Tirne: A Book of Old Tirne, Rand, Chi ·

cago Bianco, Mrs. Mar!fery, Little Wooden Doll, Macmillan, Chicago Beskow, E., Aunt Green, Aunt B1·own, Aunt Lavende1·, (See other

books by the same author.) Harper, New York Blaine, S. E., Merchant Ships and What They B1·ing, Dutton, New

York Brooke, L. Leslie, Johnny Crow' s Gm·der~, Warne, New York Brooke, L. Leslie, The Three Little Pigs, Warne, New York Burgess, G., Goop Books, Stokes, New York Byron, M., The L ittle Red H en, Hodder and Stoughton Caldecott, R., Caldecott Piotw·e Books, Warne, New 1('ork Carrick, V., Picture Tales from. the Russians, Stokes, New York

BOOKS TO READ 17

Carter, W. H., 1'he Story of the Horse, National Geography, Stokes, New York

Cox, P., B1·ow?vies: Thei1· Book, Century, Chicago Crane, W., Old Mothe1· H1bbbm·d Picture Book, Dodd, New York Crane, W., Ba.by's Own A esop, Vi' arne, New York Dana, Mrs. E . C., Story of J e81ts, Marshall Jones, Boston Deming, E. W., Amm·iean Animal Life, Stokes, New York Deming, E . W., Animal Life of Wood and Plain, Stokes, ew York Deming, E. W ., lnclian Chi ld L i f e, Stokes, New York Deming, E. W., Little Indian Folk, Stokes, New York Dunlap, H ., (Illustrator), The Pied P·~per of H011n.elin, by Robert

Browning, Rand, Chicago Eisgruber, E., (Illustrator), Sp·in Top Spin, Macmillan, Chicago Field, R., A L ·ittle Book of Days, Doubleday, Chicago France, A., Ou1· Children, Duffield, New York Francis, J. G., Book of Cl1 em'f1tl Cats, Century, Chicago Fuertes, L. A., and others. The Book of Dogs, Nationa l Geographic,

Washington, D. C. Fyleman, R., Katy ](?'USe Dolly Book, Doran, Ga rd en City, New York Grant, G., (Illustrator ) , Th e Sto1·y of the Ship, Bradley, Spring·

field, Mass. Greenaway, K., (Illustrator), The Pi.ecl Pi zJm· of Ham elin, by Hobert

Browning, Warne, New York Grimmage, P., The Pieture Book of ShilJS, Ma cmillan, Chicago Happy HouT Books, (Such books as: "Ugly Duckling," "Three

Pigs. '') Macmillan, Chicago Gdshin, N ., P ete·r P ea, Stokes, New York Hader, B. and E., P·ietm·e Book of TTavel, Macmman, Chicago Hader, B and E., Two i?u.nny Clowns, Coward·McCann, New York H enshaw, H., Book of B·i·,·cls, National Geogra.phic, Washington, D. C. Kaberry, The Book of Ba.by Dogs, Hodder and Stoughton Kuh, C., The Fi1·eman, Macmillan, Chicago Kuh, C., The Motorman, Macmillan, Chicago Knh, C., The Policenwn, Macmillan, Chicago Kuh, C., The Postman, Macmillm1, Chicago Lear, E., Calico Pie, Warne, e.w York Le Fevre, F., The Coek, the Mmb8e and the Little Red Hen, Macrae,

Philadelphia LeMair, Willebeek, The Chilcl·ren's Conw 1·, McKay, Philadelphia LeMair, Willebeek, (Illustrator) , A Gallc·ry of Child1·en, by A. A.

Milne, McKay, Philadelphia My Book of Bi1·cls, S. Gabriel Sons, McKay, Philadelphia Nelson, E. W., Wild Ani1nals of North Am.e1·ica, National Geo·

graphic, Washington, D. C. Read, Helen S., Ai.1·plane Ride, Scribner, Chicago Read, Helen S., Grandfather's Fann, Scribner, Chicago Read, Helen S., Ma1·y and the Police11ta1t, Scribner, Chicago Read, Helen S., MT. BTown's Grocery Store Smith, R. B., (Illustrator),•

18 BOOKS TO READ

The Count1·y Book, Stokes, New York The Chicke·n W01·ld, Putnam, New York The Railroad Book, Houghton, Chicago The Sea.<~hore Book, Houghton, Chicago The Farm Book, Houghton, Chicago The Railway Book, S. Gabriel Sons and Co., New York

Winter, M., (Illustrator ) , The Children .'s A esop, Rand, Chicago

II. Games and Stories to Tell to CJ1ild ren Bailey, C. S., Fi1·elight Sto1•ies, Bradley, Springfield Baldwin, J., Fifty Famous Stories Retold, American Book Company,

Chicago Barnes, W., Types of Chihlren's L'itemtw·e, Bradley, Springfield Bryant, S. C., Best St01•ies to Tell to ChilclTen, Houghton, Chicngo Cooke, F. J., Natu1·e Myths an{l Stor·ies, F lanagan, Chicago • Clark, H., The Poppy S eed Cakes, Doubleday, Chicago Coussens, F., A Chi.lcl 's Book of Stories, Flanagan, Chicago Cox, P ., The Brow1vies: Thei1· Book, Century, Chicago Curry-Clippenger, Chilclren 's Literatwre, Rand, Chicago De la Mare, and others, Ntw~ber Two Joy Street, Appleton, Chicago Fylemau, H ., F01·ty Good Ni.ght Tales, Doubleday, Chicago Harper, W., Story Hour Favorites, Century, Chicago Hutchison, V., Chimney CO?'?te?' St01··ies, Winston, Chicago Keyes, Angela, Stories a?ld St01·y T elling, Appleton, Chicago Le Fevre, F., The Cock, th e Mmt.se and th e L ittle Ref! Hen, Macrae,

Philadelphia Lofting, H ., The Sto1·y of Mrs. Tt;bbs, Stokes, New York Lucas, E . V., Fowr an€l Twenty 1.'oi!m·s, McDevitt-Wilson, New Yo rk Martin, J., John Martin 's Read-Aloud Book, Dodd, New York Miller, Olive B., I n the Ntt.rsery of My Bookhouse (Volume I ):

The Book Hou.se f or Chilclrcm., 1920, My Bookhousc Publishing Company, Chicago

Mitchell, L . S., Here and Now Sto1·y Book, Dutton, New York Moe, L. S., Little B ear Cub, Coward-McCann, New York Moe, L. S., The Dressed UzJ Pig, Coward-McCann, New York Poulsson, E., Finge1· Plays, Lothrop, Boston Poulsson, E., SO?lgs of a Little Chilcl's Day, Bradley, Springfield Potter, Beatrix, Tale of Peter Rabbit, Warne, New York Richards, L. E., Fi·ve Minttte Stori.cs, Page, Boston Scudder, H. E., Tb..e Children's Book, Houghton, Chicago Shedlock, M. L., The .th-t of the St01·y Teller, Appleton, Chicago Skinner, E. L ., and A. M., Nursery Tales from. Many Lands, Scrib-

ner, Chicago. Skinner, E. L ., and A. M., A V e1·y L i ttle Child 's Book of Sto1·ies,

Duffield, New York Skinner, E . L., and A. M., A Child's Book of Modern Sto1·ies,

Duffield, New York Tappan, E. M., The Child1·en's Hou1·, (15 Volumes) Tileston, Mrs. M. W., Suga;r and Spice and All That's Nice, Little,

Brown ancl Company, Chicago

BOOKS TO READ

III. Animal Stories Brock, R. L., The R·unaway Sanline, Knopf, New York Buller, The StoTy of Woofin'-Poofin', McBride, New York Flack, M., Angus and the Ducks, Doubleday, Chicago Francis, J. G., Book of Chee1·ful Cats, Century, Chicago Gag, W., Millio-ns of Cats, Coward McCann, New York

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Hill, Helen, Maxwell and Violet, Cllcwl-ie and Hi-s Kitten ToJJ.<y, Macmillan, Chicago

Le Fe,•rc, F., The Little Grey Goose, Macrae, Philadelphla Lenski, L., Two Brothe·rs wnd Their Animal F1·iends Lofting, H., The Story of Mrs. Tubbs, Stokes, New York Orton, H. F., The Little Lost Pigs, Stokes, New York Orton, H . F ., Prancing Pat, Stokes, New York Potter, B., The Tale of P ete·r Rabbit, Etc., Warne, No~ York Pyle, K., The Tale of Two Bmw.ies, Dutton, New York Roberts, J., The Wonde1'{1tl Adventures of Ludo, the Little G1-een

Du.ok, Duffield, New York Wells, Rh ea, Pepzli the Duck, Doubleday, Chicago

IV. Rllytnes, Verses and Songs Adelborg, 0., Clean Peter and the Children of Gmbbylea, Long·

mans, New York Anderson, A., (IllustnJtor), Old Engl·ish Nursery Songs, Breutauo,

New York Blaisdell, E. A., and M. F., Rhymes am£l Tales for Child1·en, Little,

Chic:1go Boutet de Mouvel, L. M., (Illustrator), Chamsons ct Rondes pour

les Petits Enfants, Imported Brooks, L., Johnny Or01u 's Gm'dC1!, Warne, New York Crane, W., The Baby's Opera., Warn e, New York De la Mal'e, W., A Child's Day, Holt, Chicago Fyleman, R., Fa·i·ries and Chinmeys, Doran, Garden City Greenaway, K., Mm·igold Garden, Warne, New York Greenaway, K., Under the Window, Warn e, New York L ear, E., Nonsense Books, Little, Brown and Co., Chicago Lofting, H., Porr·idge Poetry, Stokes, New York Milne, A. A., Whm~ We Were Very Yo·1mg, Dutton, New York Moffat, A., Our Old NurseTy Rhymes, McKay, Philadelphia Moore, C-, The Night Befo1·e Ch1'istmas, Macmillan, Chicago Neidlinger, W. H ., Small Songs faT Small Singc1·s, Schrimer Rossetti, C., Sing Song, Macmillan, Chicago Stevenson, R. L., A Child's Gm·den of Verses, (Mauy editions from

various publishers), Scribner, Chicago; Rand, Chicago 'rhompson, B., (Compiler), Silve1· Pennies, Macmillan, Chicago Tippett, J. S., I live ·in a City, Harper, New York Walter, E'dna, (Compiler), Som.e Nwrsery Rhy1nes of Belgiu1n,

Fmnoe, R~tssia, (Harmonized by Lucy Brondwood), A. and C. Black, London, (Macmillan, Chicago)

Wiggin, K. D., The Posy Ring, Doubleday, Chicago Wilson, E . R., E ·ueryohUd ;s Mothe1· Goose, (Edited by C. Wells) ,

Music by S. Homer, Macmillan, Chicago

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GOOD BOOKS J<'OJl CHILDREN

A GRADED L!S'l'

Books for Grnd es 0 11 c, 'l'wo :111ol 'l' hrl'c

J. Stories to Read or to Tell to Childre11

Aspinwa ll, Mrs. A., Sho1·t Stories for Short People, Dutto11, New York

Babbitt, E. G., Jcttaka Tales, Ce11tury, Chicago Babbitt, E. G., More Jataka Tales, Century, Chicago Babbitt, E. G., The An.imal'.s Own Stm·y Book, Century, Chicago Bailey ancl Lewis, Fo·r the ChilclTen '.s Hon·r, Br:ulley, Springfield Baldwin, J., Old G1·eek Sto1·ies, American Book Company, Chicago Bannerman, The Story of L ittle Black Sambo, Stokes, New York Bone, W. A., Children's Stories and H ow to T ell Them, Harcourt,

New York Bl'Ooke, L., Golden Goose Book, vVume, New York Bryant, S. C., The Best Stories to T ell to Ch'ild·ren, Houghton,

Chicago Brya11t, S. C., N ew StoTies to T ell to ChililTen, Houghton, Chicago Bryant, S. C., How to T ell Sto?"ies to Chilclrcn, Houghton, Chicago Burgess, 'l'. W., The Bu1·gess Animal Book fo?' Ch·ildren, Little,

Chicago · Chishol m, L ., aw1 Steedman, A., (Euitors ) , A Stai·rcase of StoTies,

Putnam, New Yo •·k Collodi, The Adventu1·es of Finocchio, Ginn, Chicago Colum, P., The Boy Who Knew ·what the B·iTrls Saicl, Maclllillall,

Chicago Co lum, P., The J(: i:ng of l ·reland's Son, Macmillan, Chicago Cook, Flora J ., Nat1t1·e Myths aml Stories, F la 11 agan, Chicago Coussens, P. W., (Compiler ), The Ch-ilcl 's Book of Stories, Duffield,

New York Co wles, J. D., ( Compi1er), Stories to T ell, Flanagan, Chicago Cowles, J. D., (Compiler), 1-n~liwn Natu1·e Myths, Flanagan, Chicago Curry and Clippinger, Children's Lite!·at·1u·e, R:ind, Chicago De Ia Mare, W., Nurnb eT One Joy St1·eet, Appleton, Chicago Dodge, M. M., A ~New Baby Wo·rlcl, Century, Chicago Emerson, . D., A Merry-Go-llou.nrl of Modern Timws, D utton, New

York Fyleman, R., T ea Tim es Tail' .•, Doubleday, Chicago Graves, A. P., The ]?·ish Fa-iry Book, Stokes, New York H ewins, C. M., A Micl- Centu1·y Child ancl Hm· Books, Macmillan,

Chicago Holbrook, F., The Book of Nature Myths, Houghton, Chicago Holbrook, }'., Northland He1·oes, Houghton, Chicago Hutchinson, V. S., Chimney Co·rner Fa·i;ry Tales, Minton, New York Hutchinson, V. S., Fires·icle Stories. Minton, ::\"ew York

BOOKS TO READ :!1

Harris, J . C., Uncle Remus : His Songs and Sayings, Appleton, Chicago

Hodgkins, Mrs. M. D. H., The .Atlantio Trea81J,ry of Childhood Stories, Little, Chicago

International Kinderga rten Union, T old Under the G1·cen Umb1·ella, Macmillan, Chicago

Kipling, R., Just So Stories, Doubleday, Chicago Linderman, Frank B., Kootenai Why Stories, Scribner, Chicago Lindsay, M., Sto1·y Gm·clen, Lothrop, Boston Lindsay, M., Story T elle1· f o1· L ittle Chilcl·ren, Lothrop, Boston Lindsay, M., Mothe1· Stories, Bradley, Springfield Lindsay, M., More Mother Stories, Bradley, Springfield Mamin·Siberiak, Verotohka's Tales, Dutton, New York Miller, G. T ., Story T elling to L ive Wire BIYIJS, Dutton, New York Muloch, D. N., The Little Lame P1·inee, Rand, Chicago Martin, John, J oltn Ma1·tin's Reacl-.Al01tel Book, Dodd, New York Lofting, H., Th e Sto1·y of D1·. Dolittle, Stokes, New York Lofting, H., Voyages of 'D1-. Dolittle, Stokes, New York Perrault, C., Tales of Mothe1· Goose, Heath, Chicago Perrault, C., Fairy 1'a.les, Dutton, New York Perrault, C., Per·ra~blt's l?ai1·y Tales, Simpkins, (Real Bk. Co., New

York) Phillips, E. C., The Lively Adventu1·es of J ohnny Ping-W·ing,

Houghton, Chicago Putnam, (Publisher), Tales f o?· B eclti1ne, Putnam, New York Putnam, (Publisher ), The Book of L aughte1·, Putna m, ew York Pratt, M. L ., L ege?lcls of the R eel Ckilcl .. ren, America n Book Co.,

Chicago Pyle, H ., P eppe1· ancl Salt, Harper, New York Pyle, K., Mother 's NuTse·ry Tales, Dutton, New York Richards, L., The P.ig Brothe1· and Other Fables, Little, Chicago Sandburg, C., Rootabaga Sto?-i fs, Harcourt, New York Sandburg, C., Rootabaga P igeons, H a rcourt, New York Scudder, H. E., The B ook of L egencls, Houghton, Chicago Scudder, H. E., The Children ' s Book, Houghton, Chicago Sewell, A., Bla.ck B eauty, Rand, Chicago Shedlock, M., The A1·t of t lt e tory T eller, Appleton, Chicago Skinner, I. M., a nd E. L., A Little Child's Book of S tories, Duffield,

New York Tappan, E . U., The Chilcl1-e?t 's H01w·, Houghton, Chicago Sylvester, C. H ., J ounwys Th1'1Yl(qh Booklancl, Thompson Publishing

Co., Long Island, N. Y. Wiggin and Smith, The Sto1·y Ho~w·, Houg hto n, Chicago Zitkala, Olcl lnclia4t L egends, Ginn, Chicago

II. Bible Stories for Children Adams, Jes~t.S of Naza-1·eth, Oxford, New York Baldwin, L. M., Old Stories f1'011t the- East, American Book Com·

pany, Chicago Bryant, L. M., Bible Stm·iJJ S in Bible Language, Appleton, Chicago

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Century Company, (Publishers ), Bi ble for Young People, Century, Chicago

Chisholm, E., Old Testwme1~t Stories, Dutton, New York Danielson, F. W., The Bible Story Book, Pilgrim, Boston Dawes, Bible Stories for Young P eople, Crowell, New York De la Mare, Stories from the Bt"ble, Cosmopolitan, New York Grover, E . 0., Old T estament Stories, Little, Chicago Kellogg, C., Stories from the Life of J esu.s, Bobbs, Indianapolis Kellogg, C., Stories f 1·o1n the Old Tes-tament , Babbs, Indianapolis Kelman, J. H., Stories f rom the Li f e of Christ, Dutton, New York Loveland, S., The Illustra.ted B ·ible Story Book, Rand, Chicago Nairn, Quiller Couch, Glover, The L ittle Childre?~'s Bible, Macmillan, Chicago Olcott, F. J., Bible Stories to Read 01~ Tell, Houghton, Boston Pleasanton, L. M., The N11rscry Story of the Bible, Stokes, New

York Rolt, M. F., A Ba.by 's Life of J esus Christ, Macmillan, Chicago Sherman and Kent, Children's Bible, Scribner, Chicago Smith, N . A., Old, Old Tales from the Old, Old Book, Doubleday,

Garden City Stewart, M., Tell Me a True Story, Revell, Chicago Tappan, Old, Old Story Book, Houghton, Chicago Van Loon, H., The Story of the Bible, Bani, New York Wilson, Theodora, The Old T estament Story, Blackie Wilson, Theodora, The New T esta?nent Story, Blackie

III. Christmas Stories and Plays (See Bible Stories also ) Alden, R. M., Why the Chimes Rang, Babbs, Indianapolis Bowie, W. R., When J esus Was Bont, Harper, New York Burgess, T. W., The Christmas Rei1~eer, Macmillan, Chicago Dickens, C., The Holly Tree m~ Other Christmas Stories, Scribner,

Chicago Pickens, C., The Chimes, Dutton, New York Dickens, C., Christma.s Carol, Dutton, New York Dickinson, A. D., and Skinner, A. M., The Children's Book of

Ch?'ist·mas Stories, Doubleday, Chicago Dier, J . C., (Compiler), The CMldre1~'s Book of ChristmM, Mac-

millan, Chicago F aulkner, G., Christma.s Stories, Sears, New York Field, E., Christmas Tales and Christmas V erse, Scribner, Chicago Fyleman, Rose, A L ittle Christntas Book, Doubleday, Chicago Guth, A., Little Christmas, Macmillan, Chicago Moore, A. C., Nicholas, Putnam, New York Moore, C. C., 'Twas the Night Befo re Chr·i.stmas, Houghton, Chicago

and Macmillan, Chicago Page, T. N., Tommy Trot' s Viont to Santa Claus, Scribner, Chicago Pyle, K., The Christmas Angel, Little, Chicago Sawyer, R., The Way to Christmas, Harper, New York Smith, E., and Hazeltine, A., (Compilers), Christn~ in L egend a.nd

Story, Lothrop, Boston

BOOKS TO READ

Timmermans, F., St. Nicholas in Trouble, Harper, New York Wiggin, K. D., The Bird 's Christmas Ca-rol, Houghton, Chicago Wilkinson, M. 0., Yule Fire, Macmillan, Chicago

IV. Fables Aesop, Fables of Aesop, Macmillan, Chicago Anderson, R. G., Seven O'clock Stories, Putnam, New York Anderson, R. G., Eight 0 'clock Stories, Putnam, New York Babbitt, Ellen 'C., Jataka Tales, Century, Chicago Babbitt, Ellen C., More Jataka Tales, Century, Chicago Bigham, M. A., Merry Animal Tales, Little, Chicago Bryce, C. T., Fables from Afar, Newson, Chicago

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Cooper, F. T., (Editor), An Argosy of Fables, Stokes, New York Colum, P., The Boy Who Knew What the B ·i.rds Said, Macmillan,

Chicago Davis, M. H., and Chow-Leung, Chinese Fables and Folk Stories,

American Book Co., Chicago Dutton, M. B., The Tortoise and the Geese and Other Fables,

Houghton, Chicago Kent, F., Puppy Dog's Tales and Stories of Othe1· Animal Friends,

Macmillan, Chicago La Fontaine, (Tilney), The Original Fables of L a Fontaine, Dutton,

New York Mukerji, D. G., Hindu Fables, Dutton, New York Scudder, H., Book of Fa.bles and Folk Sto1·ies, Houghton, Chicago Wiggin and Smith, Talking B easts, Doubleday, Chicago

V. Myths and Legends Bailey, C. S., Wonder Stories, Bradley, Springfield Baldwin, J., Fifty F111m0us Stm·ies Re-Told, American Book Co.,

Chicago Baldwin, J., Thi1·ty More Fa"!wus Stories Re-Told, American Book

Co., Chicago Baldwin, J., The Sampo, Scribner, Chicago Beckwith, M. H., In Mythland, (Vols. I and II), Educational Pub-

lishing Co., Chicago Beaton, H., The Sons of Kai, Macmillan, Chicago Bosschere, Jean de, Folk Ta.les of Fla.ndm·s, Dodd, New York Bryant, L . M., Th e Chi ld1·en's Book of Celebrated L egends, Cen-

tury, Chicago Bur8<Css, T. W., Old Mothe1· West Wind, Little, Chicago Colum, P., Orphans, Macmillan, Chicago Cooke, Flora J., Na.ture Myths and Sto?·i.es, Flanagan, Chica.go Cowles, J. D., Stori.es to T ell: Indian Nature Myths, Flanagan,

Chicago Dasent, Sir G. W., Popular Tales fro·rn the Norse, Putnam, New York Holbrook, F., A Book of Nature Myths, Houghton, Chicago McLeod, M., The Book of King Arthu.r, Stokes, New York McLeod, M., A Book of Ballad Stories, Stokes, New York Martin, D. B., Fatm.a Wd's a Goose, Doubleday, Chicago

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Nelson, K., (Illustrator), East of the Sun wnd West of the Moon, Doran, Garden City

Newman, I., Fairy Flowers, Oxford, New York Nicholson, W., The Pimte Twins, Coward-McCann, New York Olcott, F. J., (Editor), Th e Wonder Gm·den, Houghton, Chicago Peabody, J. P., Old G1·eek Folk StoTies, Houghton, Chicago Pratt, M. L., L egends of the Red Child1·cn, American Book Co.,

Chicago Scudder, H. E ., The Book of L egends, Houghton, Chicago Skinner, A., and E., A Ch·ild 's Book of Ga1·den Stor·ies, Duffield,

New York Snedeker, Mrs. C. D., The Black An·owhead, Doubleday, Chicago Tanner, D., L egends [Tom the Red Man's Forest, Flanagan, Chicago Tappan, E. M., Robin Hood, Little, Chicago Walker, M. C., OuT Bi1·ds and TheiT Nestlings, American Book Co.,

Chicago Wilson, G. L ., Myths of the R ed ChildTen, Ginn, Chicago Young, E., The Tangle-Coat ed H m·se, Longmans, New York

VI. Fairy and Fantastic Stories, Old and New Adams, K., (Compiler), There W e1·e Giants, Dodd, New York Alden, R. M., Why the Chimes Rang, Bobbs, Indianapolis Andersen, H. C., Fai1·y Tales, Doubleday, Chicago Andersen, H . · C., Thumb elina, Macmillan, Chicago Bailey, M., Little Man with One Shoe, Little, Chicago Bak er, M., The Black Cats and the Tinlce1·'s W i f e, Duffield, New

York Baker, M., The Lost M(n·baby, Duffield, New York Baker, M., The Water Elf and the Mille1·'s Child, Duffield, New

York Barrie, J. M., The P eter Pan Pict~t,·e Boolc, Macmillan, Chicago Barrie, J. M., P ete1· Pan and W enily, Scribner, Chicago Barrie, J. M., The Little White B i1·cl, Scribner, Chicago Barzini, L ., The Little Match Man, Penu, Philadelphia Brooks, L . L., T01n Thumb, Warne, New York Brooke, L. L ., Puss in Boots, Warne, ew York Brooke, L. L ., The Th1·ee B ea1·s, Warne, New York Brooke, L. L., Th1·ee L ittle Pigs, Warne, New York Browne, A. F., The Lonesom est Doll, Houghton, Chicago Browne, F., Gmnnu.'s Wonderful Chair, Dutton, New York Carroll, L., Alice in W011-de1·land, H arper, New York Carroll, L., T1wough the Looking Glass, Harper, New York Casserley, A., Mieha.el of ll·elanil, Harper, New York Casserley, A., The Whims of Knoolcattan, Harper, New York Casserley, A., Roseen, Harper, New York Collodi, C., Pinwcohio, Lippincott, Chicago Colum, P., The BO'IJ Who K new What the Birds Saw, Macmillan,

Chicago Colum, P., The Children Who Followed the Pipe1·, Macmillan, Chi­

cago

BOOKS TO READ

Colum, P., The Giffl Who Sat by the Ashes, Macmillan, Chicago Cox, Palmer, The B1·ownies: Their B ook, Century, Chicago

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Craik, D. M. M., The Adventures of a Brownie, Macmillan, Chicago Craik, D. M. M., Fairy Boolc, Harper, New York Dickens, C., The Magic Fishb one, Warne, New York Field, R., American Folic and Fai1·y Tales, Scribner, Chicago France, A., B ee, the P1·incess of the Dwa·rfs, Dutton, New York France, A., H oneybee, Dodd, New York Gate, E. M., All the Ki~~g 's T 1·umpets, Yale, New Haven, Conn. Griffin, W. E ., Korean Fai1·y Tales, Crowell, New York Griffin, W. E., W elsh Fairy Tale·s, Crowell, New York Griffin, W. E ., Swiss Fairy Tales, Crowell, N ew York Griffin, W. E'., Dutch Fai1·y Tales, Crowell, New York Griffin, W. E., B elgian Fairy Tales, Crowell, New York Griffin, W. E., Japanese Fairy Tales, Crowell, New York Grimm Brothers, Fairy Tales, J acobs Haaran, J. H., Faiffy Life, Newson, Chicago H earn, L., J apanese Fairy Tales, Boni and Liveright, New York H ess, F., The Magic Swit ch, Macmillan, Chicago Howes, E., The Song: B1·ight Sand, Little, Chicago J acobs, English Fai1·y Tales, Putnam, New York J acobs, Indian Fai1·y Tales; Putnam, New York J acobs, Celtic Fai1·y T ales, Putnam, New York J acobs, Eu1'rYp a's Fai.r y Boolc, Putnam, N ew York LeBlanc, G., Th e Child1·en's BluebiTd, Dodd, N ew York Luigi, C., Italian Fairy Tales, Dutton, N ew York; Silver, Chicago Meigs, C. L ., The Cmolced Apple Tree, Little, Chicago Olcott, F. J., The B oolc of Elves and Fai1·ies, Houghton, Chicago Olcott, F. J., Wond er Tales from Fa·i1·y Isles, Longmans, New York Potter, M. C., Sally Gabble and the Fairies, Macmillan, Chicago Pyle, K., The Counterpane FaiTy, Dutton, New . York Richards, L. E ., The Pig B1·other and Other Fables and Stories,

Little, Chicago Sandburg, C., Rootabaga StoTies, Harcourt, New York Skinner, E. L., and A. M., Nurse1·y Tales f1·om. Many Lands, Scrib-

ner, Chicago Wiggin and Smith, The FaiTy Ring, Doubleday, Chicago Wiggin and Smith, Magic Casements, Doubleday, Chicago Williston, F . P., Japanese FaiTy Tales, Rand, Chicago Wiltse, S. E., F olklore Stories and Proverbs, Ginn, Chicago

VII. Stories about Children Adelborg, 0., Clean P et er and the Children of G1·ubbylea, Longmans,

New York Andrews, J., Seven L ittle Sisters, Ginn, Chicago Andrews, S., Olle 's Ski Trip, H arper, New York Bailey, C., Boys and Girls of Colonial Days, Flanagan, Chicago Bass, Stories of Pioneer L i fe , Heath, Chicago Belloc, H., The Bad Children's Boolc of B easts, Knopf, New York Beskow, E., P elle 's N ew ·suit, Harper, N ew York

26 BOOKS TO READ

Beskow, E., A·unt Brown, Aunt Green, an{l Aunt Lavender, Harper, New York

Beskow, E., Aunt Brown's B i-rthday, Harper, New York Blaisdell and Ball, Log Cabvn Days, Little, Chicago Brown, A. F., John of the Woods, Houghton, Chicago Brown, E., Lupe Goes to School, Macmillan, Chicago Brown,· E., The Si.lver B ear, Lothrop, Boston Burgess, G., Goo-ps, Stokes, N ew York Burnett, F. H., Little L01·d Famttleroy, Scribner, Chicago Burnett, F . H., Sara C1·ewe, Scribner, Chicago Carpenter, F., Around the World wi-th the Children, American Book

Co., Chicago Chance, L. M., Little Folks of Many Lands, Ginn, Chicago Chevalier, J. C., Noah's Grandchildre1~, Doubleday, Chicago Coatsworth, E., The Boy wi.th the Pan·ot, Macmillan, Chicago Clark, M., The Poppy Seed Cakes, Doubleday, Chicago Crewe, H . C., Satu1'day 's Chi/.(lren, Little, Chicago Earle, A. M., Home Life in Colo1tial Days, Macmillan, Chicago Field, R., Polly Patchwork, Ma.cmilla.n, Cllica.go Gist, Eide, Gist, N ew St01'ies from Eskimo Land, Harr Wagner,

San Francisco Goldsmith, C., The Histo1·y of Little Goody Two Shoes, Macmillan,

Chicago Grover, E. 0., The S1mbonnet Ba.bies in Ita:ty, Rand, Chicago Grover, E. 0 ., The Su11.bonnet Ba.bies i n Holland, Rand, Chicago Grover, E. 0 ., The Overall Boys in Switzerlan4, Rand, Cl1ica.go Hart, A., Col01tial Child1'en, Macmillan, Chicago Howard, C., Ameli<t·Anne a.nd the Green Umbrella., Macrae, Philn ·

delphia Hill and Ma.xwell, Little T&nino, Macmillan, Chicago Hoffman, H ., Slovenly P eter, Winston, Chicago Jacobs, E. P ., When I Was a Girl in Hungary, LoUuop, Boston Jewett., M., Hopi, the Cliff Dweller, Educational Publishing Co.,

Chicago Lindsay, M., Bobby and the B i.g Road, Lothrop, Boston Meigs, C., The W o1werful Locomotive, Macmillan, Chicago McGuckin and Criss, Mal01t, a Little Swiss Girl, Doubleday, Chicago Morcomb, M. E ., Red F eathe1· Stories, Lyons and Carnahan, Chicago Morley, M., DO?tkey John of Toy Va:tley, McClurg, Chicago Mulock, M., The Little Lame Pri1we, Rand, Cl1icago Muller, M., Little P eople of the S1ww, Flanagan, Chicago Nida, S. H ., L etters of Polly-the-Pioneer, Macmillan, Chicago Nursery Series: Wood and Others-

Ah-Fu, a Chinese Rivttr Boy, Friendship Press, New York K embo, a Little Girl of Af1·ica, Friendship Press, New York The Three Camels, a Story of l!wia, Friendship Press, New

York Esa, a Little Boy of Naza1'eth, Friendship Press, New York

Otis, James, Ruth of Boston., American Book Co., Chicago

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Palm, A., Wanda and GTeta at Broby Fm·m, Longmans, New York Peary, J. D., The Snow Baby, Stokes, New York Peary, J . D., The Children of the Arctic, Stokes, New York Perdus, H. A., Child Life in Other Lands, Rand, Chicago Perdus, H. A., P eeps at Many Lands Series, (Almost aU countries ),

Macmillan, New York Perkins, L . F ., The Cave Twins, Houghton, Chicago rerkins, L. F ., The Dutch TWins, Houghton, Chicago Perkins, L. F., The Eskimo Twins, Houghton, Chicago Perkins, L . F., The Irish Twims, Houghton, Chicago Perkins, L. F., The Ja.panese Twims, Houghton, Chicago Perkins, L. F., The Swiss Tu;vns, Houghton, Chicago Phillips, E. C., Wee Ann, Houghton, Chicago Piper, W., Little Folks of Other Lands, Platt and Munk, New York Pittala, B., I TVCitltt a Book, Harper, New York Potter, B., The Tailor of Gl01Wester, Warne, New York Prescott, D. A., A Day in. a Colonial Ho1ne, Marshall Jones, Boston Pumphrey, M. B., Stories of the Pi lgrims, Rand, Chicago Pyle, K ., Careless Jwne, Dutton, New York Rae, J., Chlildren. at Play in. Many Lands, Volland, Chicago Rawson, M. N., Candle Days, Century, Chicago Rowe, D., The Rabb·it Lan tern, Macmillan, Chicago Rowe, D., The Moon's B i1·thday, and Other Stories of Ch·inese Chil-

dren., Macmillan, Chicago Smith, Nora A., The Children of the L ighthouse, Houghton, Chicago Stone, and Fickett, Every Day L i f e in the Colonies, Heath, Chicago Taylor, J ., and A., Meddles01ne Matty, Viking, New York Tee-Van, H . D., Red Howling M01tkey, Macmillan, Chicago White, E. 0., A Little Gi1·l of L ong Ago, Houghton, Chicago White, E . 0., Tony, Houghton, Chicago White, E . 0., When. Molly Was S·ix, Houghton, Chicago White, S. E., The Magic Forest, Macmillan, Chicago Vviese, K ., Liang and Lo, Doubleday, Chicago Zwilgmeyer, D., Johnny Bloss01n, (Norwegian), Pilgrim, Boston

VIri. Stories about Animals Aldin, Cecil, (Illustrator ), Ja k and J ill, (Stories by M. Byron ),

Oxford, New York Aldin, Ceeil, (Illustrator) , Mac: The Adventures of a Scotch T er­

rier, (Stories by M. Byron), Oxford, New York Aldin, Cecil, (Illustrator), The Merry Puppy B ook, (Stories ·by

M. Byron), Oxford, New York Bianco, M. W., All Abou.t P ets, Macmillan, Chicago Brooks, V. R., To and Agwin, Knopf, New York Browne, E., The Chilnese Kitten, Lothrop, Boston Bullard, M., The Somersaulting Rabbit, Dutton, New York Burgess, T. W., Old Mother West Wind Stories, (8 Vols.), Little,

Chicago Carter, W. H ., The Story of the Horse, Natural Geography, Wash ­

ington, D. C.

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Caolma, L., and Moreton, Lady, Perez the Mouse, Dodd, New York Comstock, A . B., Handbook of Na.ture · Study, Comstock, Ithaca,

N.Y. Coatsworth, E. J., The Cat and the Captain, Macmillan, Chicago Craik, G. M., So-Fat and Mew-Mew, Heath, Chicago Dalkeith, L ., My First Book of .Anim~als, Nelson, New York Daudet, A., The ·Pope 's Mule, Macmillan, Chicago Deming, T., An~ Folk of Wood and Plain, Stokes, New York Deming, T., .A1nerica.n .Anim~l Life, Stokes, New York Dussauze, A., Little Jack Rabbit, Stokes, New York Field, R., Little Dog Toby, Macmillan, Chicago Francis, J. G., The Book of Cheerful Cats and Othm· Animated

.Anin~ls, Century, Chicago Fuertes, L. A., The Book of Dogs, Natural Geography, Washing-

ton, D. C. Fyleman, Rose, The Rainbow Cat, Doubleday, Chicago Gag, W., Millions of Cats, Coward-McCann, New York Gag, W., The Funny Thing , Coward-McCann, New York Henshaw, H., The Book of Binls, Natural Geography, Washington,

D. C. Heward, C., Chappie and the Others, Warne, New York Heward, C., The Twins and Tabiffa, Macrae, Philadelphia Hill, Helen, and Ma.·nvell, Violet, Chm·lie and His Kitten Topsy,

Macmillan, Chicago Hill, Helen, and Maxwell, Violet, Cha1'lie and His ·Puppy B ingo,

Macmillan, Chicago Hogan, Inez, The White Kitten and the Blue Plate, Macmillan,

Chicago Hornaday, W. T., Tales fr·om Nature's Wondm·Zands, Scribner,

Chicago Jordan, D. S., True Tales of Birds and B easts, Heath, Chicago Kent, F., Puppy Dogs' Tales, Macmillan, Chicago Kipling, R., Just So Stories, Doubleday, Chicago Lofting, H., Dr. Do little, Stokes, New York McCoy, N., The Tale of Good, Cat Ju.pie, Macmillan, Chicago Minot, J. C., The B est .Animtal Stor'ies I know, Wilde, Boston Moe, L. M., The L ittle B ear Cub, Coward-McCann, New York Morrow, E ., The Painted Pig, Knopf, New York Nelson, E. W., Wild, .Animals of North America, Natural Geography,

Washington, D. C:" Orton, H. F., Prancing Pat, Stokes, New York Paine, A. B., T·he Hollow Tree a:ncl the Big Woods, Harper, New

York Paine, A. B., The Hollow Tree-Snowed-in Book, Harper, New York Paine, A. B., The Hollow Tree Nights and Days, Harper, New York Patch, E ., Little Gateways to Science, (2 Vols.), Atlantic Monthly,

(Little), Chicago Pyle, K ., Sia; Little Ducklings, Dodd, New York Pyle, K., Two Little Mice and Others, Dodd, New York

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Ramee, L. de la, .A Dog of Flanders, Macmillan, Chicago Robinson, Mabel, Little Lucia and Her Puppy, Dutton, New York Ruskin, J ., Dame Wiggilns of L ee and H er Seven Wonderful Cats,

Macmillan, Chicago Segur, S. Comtess de, The Memoi·rs of a D01~key, Macmillan, Chicago Sewell, A., Black B eauty, Doubleday, Chicago Smith, E. B., The Count1·y Book, Stokes, ew York Smith, E . B., The Fann Book, Stokes, New York Strykes, M. F ., Little Dog ''Ready,'' Holt, Chicago Tappan, E . M., Dixie Kitten, Houghton, Chicago Ticknor, C., The Book of Fantou.s H01·ses, Houghton, Chicago Wiese, K., Karoo the Kanga1·oo, Coward·McCann, New York Wells, R., B eppo, the Donkey, Doubleday, Chicago Wells, R., Peppi, the Duck, Doubleday, Chicago Wells, R., Coco, the Goat, Doubleday, Chicago Whitney E ., Tykc·Y: His Book and His Mm·k, Macmillan, Chicago Williamson, H., .A M01tkey Tale, Doubleday, Chicago Williamson, H., Little Elephant St01·y, Doubleday, Chicago Youmans, Eleanor, Skitter Cat and Lit tle BIYIJ, Bobbs, Indianapolis

IX. Stol"ies about Toys

Benson, A. C., and Weaver, Sir Lawrence, Everybody's Book of the Quee1~'s Dolls' Ho·use, Methmen

Bianco, M. W., The .Adventu1·es of .Andy, Doubleday, Chicago Bianco, M. W., Poor Cecco, Doubleday, Chicago Bianco, M. W., The Skin Ho1·se, Doubleday, Chicago Bianco, M. W., The V elveteen Rabbit, Doubleday, Chicago Bianco, M. W., The Wooden Doll, Macmillan, Chicago Bianco, M. W., The Cmwle Stick, Doubleday, Chicago Boutet de Monvel, L . M., Susan1ta's .Auction, Macmillan, Chicago Brock, Emma L ., The Rttnaway Sa1·dine, Knopf, New York Canning·Wright, H . W., Peeps at the World's Dolls, Macmillan,

Chicago Collodi, C., Finocchio, Lippincott, Chicago Fancuilli, Guiseppe, The Little Blue Man, Houghton, Chicago Field, Rachel, Hitty, Her Fi1·st Hu1w1·ed Y ears, Macmillan, Chicago Gates, Mrs. Josephine, The Story of Live Dolls, Bobbs, Indianapolis Gruelle, Johnny, Raggedy .Ann, Volland, Chicago Horne, Richard, (Fairstar, Mrs., pseud.), The Memoirs of a London

Doll, Macmillan, Chicago La Prade, Ernest, Mm·ehing Notes, Doubleday, Chicago Lindsay, M., The Toy Shop, Lothrop, Boston Milne, A. A., The House at Pooh Corner, Dutton, New York Milne, A. A., Winnie·the·Pooh, Dutton, New York Phillips, E. C., Pretty Polly P erkins, Houghton, Chicago Phillips, E . C., The Lively .Adventures of Johnny Ping, Houghton,

Chicago Siebe, Josephine, Kaspe·rle 's .Adventures, Macmillan, Chicago Wiese, Kurt, The Chinese Ink Stick, Doubleday, Chicago

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X. Social Science Books (See also Stories about Children and Storie,s of Indian and Pioneer Life)

Baruch, D. W ., The Story of a Road Mahn_q Shovel, Harper, New York

Bock and Artzybasheff, The Picture Book of Machinery, Macmillan, Chicago

Dobias, F., The Pictu1·e Book of Flyilng, Macmillan, Chicago Gimmage and Craig, T·he Pict1we Book of Shi.ps, Macmillan, Chicago Hader, B., and E., Pietwre Book of Travel, Macmillan, Chicago Kuh, C., The Deliverym4n, Macmillan, Chicago Kuh, C., The Engineer, Macmillan, Chicago Kuh, C., The Fireman, Macmillan, Chicago Kuh, C., The Motonna.n, Macmillan, Chicago Kuh, C., The Police·m.an, Macmillan, Chicago Kuh, C., The Postman, Macmillan, Chicago Lacey, Light, Then and Now, Macmillan, Chicago Read and Lee, An A irplane Ride, Scribner, Chicago Read and Lee, A Story about Boats, Scribner, Chicago Read and Lee, Gmndfather 's Farm, Scribner, Chicago Read and Lee, An Engine 's Story, Scribner, Chicago Read and Lee, M·r. Brown 's Groce1·y Store, Scribner, Chicago Read and Lee, Mary a.nd the Policem.an, Scribner, Chicago Read and Lee, Jip and the Fi·rema.n, Scribner, Chicago Read and L ee, Billy's L et ter, Scribner, Chicago

XI. Stories of Indian and Pioneer Life (See Legends also) Bass, Florence, Sto·ries of Pioneer Life, H eath, Chicago Burton, Mary H., Story ot the Indians of New E1~gland, Silver,

Burdett & Co., Chicago Cannon, C. J., The Pueblo Girl, Houghton, Chicago Chase, Annie, Children of the Wigwam, Educational Publishing Co.,

Chicago Chicago and Northwestern Railroad, l!wians of the Northwest Curtis, F. S., Indian Days of Long Ago, World Book Co., Chicago Curtis, N., The Indian's Book, Harper, New York Drake, F. S., Indian Hi.story for Young Folks, Harper, New York Eastman, C. A., Indian Boyhood, McClure, Philips & Co. Eastman, C. A., India-n Chili! Life, Little, Boston E astman, C. A., l!Jilian Scout Talks, a Guide for Boy Sco11ts and

Campfire Gi1·ls, Little, Boston Garland, H ., The Book of the Ameri.ca.n bwian, Harper, New York Grinnell, G. B., The Cheyenne Indian: His Story and Ways of Life,

Vol. I and II, Yale, New Haven, Conn. Grinnell, G. B., Blackfeet bwian Stories, Scribner, Chicago Harr, Anwrica.n, Indian.s, Heath, Chicago Hazard-Dutton, Indians amd Pioneers, Silver, Chicago Holbrook, F ., Hiawatha Prime!·, Houghton, Chicago Humphreys, M. C., The Boys' Catli1•, Scribner, Chicago Husted, M. H., Stm-ies of Indian Children, Pub. School Pub. Co.,

Bloomington, Illinois

BOOKS '1'0 READ

Indiaq1 StoTies Retold f'rom St. N icholas, Century, Chicago Linderman, F. B., Kooten<M. Why Sto·ries, Scribner, Chicago Linderman, F. B., Lige Mounts, Scribner, Chicago

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Linderman, F. B., Am.erica.n, World Book Co., Youukers-on-Hudsou Linderman, F. B., Morning Light, John Day, New York Poast, F., Indian Nmnes, Facts, and Gmnes for Cmnpjire Girls,

Bryan Press, Washington Pratt, M. L., AmeTica 's St!fry for Ame1··ica ' s ChildTen, VoL I,

Heath, Chicago Salomon, J . H., The Book of Ind·ian Crafts and India11 Lore, Harper,

New York Sanford, A. H., The Story of AgricuUu·re in the Un·ited States,

Heath, Chicago Snedden, Mrs. C., Docas, the lndia.n Boy, Heath, Chicago Starr, P., An1e·rican bldimls, Heath, Chicago Wade, M. H., Our Little Indian Cousin, Page, Boston Wade, M. H ., T en Little Indians, W. A. Wilde, Boston

XII. History Stories Baldwin, J., Fi fty Fa·m!fus People, American Bk., Chicago Baldwin, J., Fifty Fa'lll.ous Stlfries Retold, American Bk., Chicago Bass, F., St!fries of E(lJrly Tinies i n the Great W est fo!' Young

Readers, Bobbs, Indianapolis Blaisdell, A. P., and Ball, F. K., Amm·ican History for L i ttle Folks,

Little, Chicago Blaisdell and Ball, The American History Story Book, Little, Chi -

cago Coffman, R., Our A1nerica, Dodd, New York Curtis, M. L., W'hy We Celebrate Our Holidays, Lyons, Chicago Eggleston, E., St!frics of G·rea.t Americans for Little Ame1'icans,

American Bk., Chicago Evans, L., America First, Bradley, Springfield Parjeon, E., Mig'hty MC?l (Books I and II), Appleton, Cl1icago Hall, J., Welllllers and Other Wlfrkers, Educ. Pub. Co., Chicago Hanshaw, H. P., My Book of Best St!fries f?·om Histm·y, Funk and

Wagnalls, New York Holbrook, F., Noq·thla.nd Heroes, Houghton, Chicago Lucia, R., Stories of American DiscoveTers for L ittle A1nericans,

American Bk., Chicago Pumphrey, M., Stlfries of the Pflgrims, Rand, Cl1icago Smith, E. B., The Story of OuT CO'Unt1·y, Putnam, New York Stone and Pickett, Everyday Life in the Colm1ies, H eath, Boston Tappan, E. M., American Hist!fry StO?'ies for Very Young Reade?·s,

Houghton, Chicago Usher, R. G., The Stlfry of the Pilgl'i.n1s for Children, Macmillan,

Chicago Van Loon, H ., The Short History of Discovery, McKay, Philadelphia

XIII. Nature Books Bertelli, L., The P1·ince and His Ants, Holt, Chicago Burgess, T. W., Burgess Animal Book flfT Child1·cn, Little, Chicago

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Burgess, T. W., Bu1·gess B i1·i/. Book fur Qhili/.1·en, Little, Chicago Burgess, T. W., BuTgess Flower Book f o1· Chili/.ren, Little, Chicago Burgess, T. W., Burgess Seasho1·e Book for Children, Little, Chi·

cago Carr, W. H., The St-ir of Natu1·e, Oxford, New York Chase, A., Stems ani/. Roots, Educational Pub. Co., Chicago Chase, A., Natu1·e Sto1"ies for Younger Reade1·s, Educational P ub.

Co., Chicago Chase, A., Borne of 01~1· Flower F1·iends, Educational Pub. Co.,

Chicago Clark, G. G., Tiny Toilers, Century, Chicago Daglish, E. F., Reptiles, Morrow, New York Daglish, E. F., The Life Story of Birds) Morrow, New York Duncan, L . T., and Duncan, F. M., Worti/.ers of the Sea, (Six books),

Oxford, New York Fish, Helen D., When the Root Chili/.ren Wake Up, Stokes, New

York Fultz, F. M., Fly-Aways and Othe1· Seed T ·ravellers, Educational

Pub. Co., Chicago Hale, E., All about Living Things, Lippincott, Chicago Hardy, M. B., Sea Stor·ies for Wonder Eyes, Ginn, Chicago Miller, 0. T., First Book of B irds, Houghton, Chicago Morley, M., Little Wanderers, Heath, Chicago Patch, E. M., Bi1·d Sto1·ies, Little, Chicago Patch, E. M., Holii/.ay Pond, Macmilla.n, Chicago Patch, E. M., Holii/.ay Meadow, Macmillan, Chicago Patch, E. M., Fi?·st L essons in Nature Stui/.y, Macmillan, Chicago Patch, E. M., H exapod Stor·ies, Little, Cl1icago Persing and Peoples, Elenumtm·y Science Se1·ies, (Graded), Apple·

ton, Chicago Richards, L. E., Four Feet, Two Feet, No Feet, Estes Strong, F. L., All the Year Rol!ond, (Four Volumes), Ginn, Chicago Warner, G. G., Star Sto1·ies fo?· Little Folks, Pilgrim, Boston Weed, C. M., Insect Ways, Appleton, Chicago Wells, C., The Jungle Man and His Animals, Duffield, New York

XIV. Books on Making Things Adams, P., Card Castles amit How to Build Them, Brentano, New

York Ackley, Mrs. E. F.,~Marionettes, Stokes, New York Bell, L. P., Jane Louise's Cook Book, Coward-McCann, New York Burrell, C. B., A Little Cook Book for a Little Girl, Page, Boston Burrell, C. B., A Little Housekeeping Book fo?· a Little Girl, Page,

Boston Beard, L., and A. B., Little Folk's Handy Book, Scribner, Chicago Beard, L., and A. B., Mathe?· N at1~1·e 's Toy Shop, Scribner, Chicago Blauvelt, A. L., The Piece Bag Book, Macmillan, Chicago Child Education Cut-Outs, (Portfolios I and II), Evans, London Coolidge, A. S., B1~il(ling a Model Rail1·oai/., Macmillan, Chicago Day, ~- H., Miniature Air Cmft, Manual Arts Press, Peoria

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Decker, G. 0., Bows and A rrows for Boys, Bruce Pub. Co., Mil-waukee

Greenaway, K ., Book of Gan~es, Warne, New York Hunt, L. L., 25 K it es That Fly, Bruce, Milwaukee Leeming, I., Things Any B oy Can Make, Century, Chicago Our Little Doll 's House, Atlantic Book and Art Our L ittle Doll's Town, Atlantic Book and Art Plimpton, E., Yom· Wo?·kshop, Macmillan, Chicago Showalter, H., The Box Book, Macmillan, Chicago Wheeler, I. M., Playing with Clay, Macmillan, Chicago When Mothe!' L et s Us Series, Dodd, New York

(When Mother Lets Us Make Candy When Mother L ets Us Out Out Pictures When Mother L ets Us Make Gifts When Mother Lets Us Cook When Mother L ets Us Play When Mother L ets Us Sew When Mother L ets Us Make Paper Box Furniture)

Wilhelm, L. M., With Scisso?·s a.nd Paste, Macmillan, Chicago Young Folks Art Gallery, Robertson, San Francisco

XV. Fun Books Darwin, B., and E., The Tale of Mr. Tootleoo, Harper, New York Horne, R. H., K ing Penguin, Macmillan, Chicago Howes, I. 0., Jane, Be Good and OU!e?' V e1·ses, Macmillan, Chicago Lear, Edward, Nonse11se B ooks, Little, Chicago L ear, Edward, Nonsense Smtgs, Warne, New York Lofting, H., P o?Ticlge Poetry, Stokes, New York Thackeray, W. M., The Rose and the Ring, Macmillan, Chicago Walker, W. M., and Baumphrey, What H appened in the Ark, Dut-

ton, New York

XVI. Books of Poetry Aldis, Dorothy, E ve1·ything ancl Anything, Minton Allingham, W., Robin Red B1·east, Macmillan, Chicago Artzybasheff, B ., The Fai?·y Shoemaker, Macmillan, Ohicago Baker, E. K., The Child1·en's Fvrst B ook of Poetry, American,

Chicago Blake, W., The Land of Dream.s, Macmillan, Chicago Brown, A. F., Fresh P osies, Houghton, Chicago Brown, A. F., Pocket Full of Posies, Houghton, Chicago Browning, R., The P.ied Pipm· of Hantelin, Rand, Chicago Burt, M. E., Poems Eve~·y Chilcl Should Know, Grosset, Chicago Cary, Alice ancl Phoebe, Ballads [o1· L ittle Folks, Houghton, Chicago Chisholm, L., The Golden Stai1·case, Putnam, New York Conkling, H., Poems by a L-ittle G·i7'l, Stokes, New York Conkling, H., The Shoes of the Wvnd, Stokes, New York Conkling, H ., Silverhorn, Stokes, New York Curry and Clippinger, Chilcken's L iterature, Rand, Chicago De la Mare, A Chilcl's Day, 'Holt, Chicago De la Mare, Down-a-Down Derry, Holt, Chicago

34 BOOKS TO READ

De la Mare, Peacock Pie, Holt, Chicago _ De la Mare, Poems for Children, Holt, Chicago De Ia Mare, So-ngs of Childhood, Longmans, New York Dodge, M. M., Poems a.n(L Vers es, Century, Chicago Edgar and Chilman, A Treasury of V erse for School and Home,

Crowell, New York Eisgmber, E., Spiln Top Spvn, Macmillan, Chicago Farjeon, E., Jo011~'s Doo·r, Stokes, New York Field, E., Lullaby Land, Scribner, Chicago Field, E ., Poems · of Childhood, Scribner, Chicago Field, Rachel, Ta.a;is and Toadstools, Doubleday, Chicago Fyleman, R., Fair·ies and Chi1nneys, Doubleday, Chicago Fyleman, R., Fairies and Friends, Doubleday, Chicago Fyleman, R., The Rose Fylen~an Fairy Book, Doubleday, Chicago Graha.me, K., The Cambridge Book of Poetry for Children, Putnam,

New York Harrington, M. P., (Compiler), Rilng-a-Round, Macmillan, Chicago Hutchinson, V. S., Chinvney Con~er Poems, Minton, New York Kauffman, A., Tigers and 'Thi1~gs, Macmillan, Chicago Ingpen, R., One Thousand Poems for Children, Jacobs Lamb, C., and M., Poetry for Children, Dutton, New York Lang, A., N ew Collected Rhymes, Putnam, New York Lear, Edward, Nonsense Books, Little, Chicago Lucas, E. V., 'A Book of Verses for Children, Holt, <(hicago Lucas, E. V., Playtin~ an<l Company, Doubleday, Chicago Milne, A. A., Now We A1·e Six, Dutton, New York Milne, A. A., When We Were V e1·y Young, Dutton, New York Moore, C., The Night Before Christma.s, Houghton, Chicago Paget-Fredericks, Green Piper, Macmillan, Chicago Quiller-Couch, The T1·easu·re Book of Child1·en 's Verse, Doran, Gar-

den City Richards, L. E., In My Nursery, Little, Chicago Riley, J . W., A Host of Children, Bobbs, Indianapolis Rosetti, C., Sing-Song, Macmillan, Chicago Ruskin, J., Editor, Dame Wiggins of L ee and He·r Seven Wonderful

Cats, Macmillan, Chicago Sandburg, C., Early Moon, Harcourt, New York Sherman, F. D., Little Folk Lyrics, Houghton, Chicago Skinner and WickEIII, A Child's Own Book of V e1·se, Macmillan,

Chicago Smith, I. B., A Book of Verse for Boys and Gi1·ls, Oxford, New

York Smith, I. B., A Book of Ballads for Boys and Girls, Oxford, New

York Stevenson, B. E., Ho-me Book of Verse for Young Folks, Holt, Chi­

cago Stevenson, R. L., A Child's Garden of Verses, Scribner, Chicago Taylor, Ann, and Jane, and others, Original Poem.s for Infant

Min<ls, Stokes, New York

BOOKS TO READ

Tippett, J . S., I Go-a-Traveling, Harper, New York Tippett, J. S., I Lilve in a City, H arper, New York

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Thacher, Mrs. Lucy W. S., (Compiler), The Listening Child, Mac-milla.n, Chicago

Thaxter, C., Stories an<l Poems for Children, Houghton, Chicago Thompson, Blanche, (Compiler ), Silver P ennies, Macmillan, Chicago Turner, N. B., Magpie Lane, Harcourt, New York Untermeyer, L ., Editor, This Singing World f or Youngm· Children,

Harcourt, New York Wiggin and Smith, Pinafo1·e Palace, Doubleday, Chicago Wiggin and Smith, Posy lling, Houghton, Chicago Wiggin and Smith, Golden Num.bers, Houghton, Chicago Wynne, A., For Days a.nd Days, Stokes, New York

XVII. Plays and Gam es

Bates, K. L., Little Robin Stay-behind, Woman's P ress, New York Benton, R., The Elf of Discontent ancl Other Plays, Doubleday,

OJ.icago Benton, R., Shm·ter B ible Plays, Abingdon, Chicago Bell, L ady, Failry Tale Plays, Longmans, New Yo1·k Bell, Mrs. H., The Gat ancl the Ficlclle Book, Longmans, New York Bell, Mrs. H., Nursery Comedies, Longmans, New York Bell, Mrs. H., The Singing Circle, Longmans, New York Bufano, Remo, Finocchio for the Sta.ge, Knopf, New York Bufano, Remo, The Slww B ook of Remo Bufano, Macmillan, Chi-

cago Bryce, K . L ., CMld L ore Drama.tic Readers, Scribner, Chicago Chadwick and Pratt, Little Plays for Little Players, Macmillan,

Chicago Clark, I., Suppose W e Do Something mse, Crowell, New York Coleman, Mrs. S. N., Singing Time, J. Day, New York Crawford, C., Dramatic Games and Dances f or Little Children,

Barnes, N ew York Doheny, M. A., A D·ramatic Reader: Play A while, Little, Chicago Everson, F. M., Puppet Plays fo..r Ghild1·en, Beckley-Cardy, Chicago F arjeon, E., Singi1~g Gam.es f or Ght'ldren, Dutton, New York Field, R., Patchwork Plays, Doubleday, Chicago Fraser-Simpson, Fou1·teen Sm~gs f1·om Whe1~ We Were Very Young,

Dutton, New York Fretwell, Mrs. J., Good Gam.es, Rand, Chicago Fyleman, R., Eight Little Plays for Children, Doran, Garden City Garnett, L. A., Three to Make Ready, Doran, Garden City Gay, Agnes G., Chansons, Brentano, New York Gillespie, F., Stories to Act, Grade 11, Rand, Chicago Goodlander, M. R., Fairy Plays for Children, Rand, Chicago Gomme, A. B., Sharp, C. J., Novello, (Editors), Children Singing

Games, (Five parts, Old Epglish) Homer, S., Little Amm'ican History Plays for Little Americans,

Sanborn, Chicago

36 BOOKS TO READ

Johnston and Barnum, Book of Plays for Little Aotors, American Book Co., Chicago

Keyes, A. M., When Mathe?· L ets Us Play, Dodd, New York Kirk, F. H., Rhythmic Ga1nes and Dances f or Chiliken, Longmans,

New York Krohn, J. E., Old King Cole, Doran, Garden City La Prade, E., Marching Notes, Doubleday, Chicago Mackay, C. D., Plays of 'the Pionee?·s, Harper, New York Meriwether, S., The Play Book of Robin Hood, Harper, New York Meriwether, S., The Playbook of Col~tmb~ts, Harper, New York Meriwether, S., The Playbook of T1·oy, Harper, New York · Meriwether, S., The Playbook of Washington, Harper, New York Meriwether, S., The Playbook of K ing Arthur, Harper, New York Moffat, A., Ou1· Old Nu?·se?'Y Rhymes, McKay, Philadelphia Monsen, J. R., Polochinelle, Oxford, New York Morse, K. D., Gold T?·ee and Silvm· T?·ee, Macmillan, Chicago Neidlinger, W. H., Snuill Songs for Small Singm·s, Schirmer, Chi-

cago Skinner, A. M., Editor, Little Folks Christmas Stor·ies and Plays,

Rand, Chicago Skinner, A. M., Story Land in Play, Rand, Chicago Skinner and L awrence, Little Dramas f a?· P?·inwry G?·ades, American

Book Co., Chicago Smith, N. A., A ction Poe11tS and Plays f or Child·ren, Crowell, New

York Stevenson, A., Plays fo ·r the Home, Houghton, Chicago Syrett, N., Six Fai?·y Plays for ChilclTI'n, Laue, London Terry, R. R., Composer, Old Rhymes with New T~mes, Longmans,

New York Untermeyer, L., and Mannes, Clara and David, New Songs for New

Voices, Harcourt, New York Varney, A. S., Story Plays Old and New, 3 Volumes, American

Book Co., Chicago Walter, Edna, Some Nurse?·y Rhymes of B elgiu1n, France, and

Russia, Macmillan, Chicago Warner, L. D., A Kinde?·ga?·ten Book of Folk Songs, Schirmer, New

York Young, S., Sweet Times a.nd the Blue Policeman, (3 Volumes),

American Book E:o., Chicago

XVIII. Rhythm Books ------, Vesper, H. Neville Pub. Co., Los Angeles Arnold, F., Arnold's Collection of Rhythms for Home, Kindergarten,

and School, Willis Music, Cincinnati Seibold, M., Happy Songs for Happy Child·ren, Schirmer, New York Wild and White, Physical Education, Extension Dept., Iowa State

Teachers College, Cedar Falls, Iowa

XIX. Series of Books or Collections of Literature for Children Book Trails, Shepard and L awrence, Inc., Chicago Miller, C. B., My Book House, My Book House Pub. Co.

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Sylvester, C. H., Journeys Through Bookland, Bellows-Reeve Co., Chicago

XX. Magazines Child Life, Rand, McNally & Co., Chicago John Martin's Book, John Martin House, New York City National Geographic, Hubbard Memorial Hall, Washington, D. C. Nature Magazine, 1214 16th St., Washington, D. C.

Grades Four through Eight

I. Romances A. Stories of Cha.rlemagne and Roland

Baldwin, J., The Story of Roland, Scribner, Chicago Bulfinch, T., L egends of Charlemagne, Cosmopolitan, New York Johonnot, J., Stories of Olden Tvme, American Bk., Chicago Tappan, E. M., He·ro Sto1·ies of France, Houghton, Chicago

B. Stories of King Arthur Bulfinch, T., Age of Chwal1·y, McKay, Philadelphia Colum, P., The Island of the Mighty, Macmillan, Chicago Lanier, S., The Boys King Arth~~r, Scribner, Chica.go Macleod, M., T,he Book of K ing Arthur and His Noble Knights,

Stokes, New York Malory, Sir T., King A1·thu1· St01·ies, Houghton, Chicago Pyle, Howard, The Story of King A1·thu1· a11d His Kn·ights, Scrib­

ner, Chicago Pyle, Howard, The Story of the Cham.pimts of the Round Table,

Scribner, Chicago Pyle, Howard, The Stm·y of Sir Launcelot and His Companio1ts,

Scribner, Chicago Pyle, Howard, The Story of the Grail and the Passing of Arthur,

Scribner, Chicago C. Stories of Robin Hood

Crommelin, E. G., Fa·mou.s L egends, Century, Chicago Pyle, Howard, The Men·y Adventures of Robin Hood, Scribner,

Chicago Tappan, E. M., Robin Hood: His Book, Houghton, Chicago

D. Other Romances G eene, F. W., and Kirk, D. W., With Spurs of Gold, Little, Chicago Tappan, E . M., Hero Stories of France, Houghton, Chicago Wilson C. D., The Sto·ry of the Oid, for Young People, Lothrop,

Boston

II. Myths and Legends A. Myths and Legends of Greece and Rome

Bryant, L. M., The Children's Book of Celebrated Legends, Cen­tury, Chicago

Bulfinch, T., The Golden Age of Myth and Legend, Stokes, New York

Bulfinch, T., Mythology, C~owell, New York Colum, P., The Forge in the Fm·est, Macmillan, Chicago

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Gayley, C. M., Classic Myths in English _Literatu1·e and A ·rt, Ginn, Chicago

Guerber, H. A., Myths of Greece and Rome, American Bk., Chicago Hawthorne, N., The Wonder-Book, Houghton, Chicago Homer, The Iliad, Macmillan, Chicago Homer, The Odyssey, Macmillan, Chicago Hutchinson, W. M. L., The Golden Porch: A Book of G1·eek Fairy

Tales, Longmans, New York J ohonnot, J ., (Editor ), Stol"ies of the Olden Time, American Book,

Chicago Kingsley, Charles, The H e1·oes, McKay, Philadelphia Lamb, Charles, The Adventures of Ulysses, Macmillan, Chicago Lang, Andrew, The Stm·y of the Golden Fleece, Altemus, Phila.·

delphia Pyle, Howard, Ta.l.es f1·01n Greek Mythology, Lippincott, Chicago Tatlock, J. M., Greek and R01nan Mythology, Century, Chicago Virgil, A eneid, Houghton, Chicago

B. Myths and L egends of Troy Baldwin, J ames, The Story of the tiolden Age, Scribner, Chicago Church, A. J., The A eneid f m· Boys and Girls, Macmillan, Chicago Church, A. J., The Iliad, Macmillan, Chicago Church, A. J., The Odyssey, Macmillan', Chicago Colum, P adraie, The Adventures of Odysseus, Macmillan, Ohicago

C. Myths and Legends of the British Isles and the Nor.se Countries Baldwin, James, The Samtpo, Scribner, Chicago Brown, Abbie Farwell, In the Days of Giants, Houghton, Chicago Colum, Padraic, The Children of Odin, Macmillan, Chicago Fillmore, P arker, Mighty Mikko, Harcourt, New York French, A., The Story of Rolf and the Viking's Bow, Little, Chi·

cago Guerber, H. A., Myths of Northe·rn Lands, American Book, Chicago Guerber, H. A., L egends of the Middle Ages, American Book, Chi·

cago Marshall, H . E., Stories of B eowul f , Dutton, New York Morris, W., The Story of Sigurd the Volsung; Longmans, New York

D. Myths and Legends of Ireland and Wales Hull, E., Cuchulain, the H01.Mtd of Ulster, Crowell, New York Lanier, Sidney, Knightly L egends of W ales, Scribner, Chicago 0 'Connor, N . J., Bqttles and Enchantments, Houghton, Chicago Stephens, James, Deirdre, Macmillan, Chicago Stephens, James, The Land of Youth, Macmillan, Ohicago Young, E., Celtic Wonder Tales, Dutton, New York

E. Myths and L egends of Modern Times Bryant, L . M., The Children's Book of Celebrated L egends, Cen·

tury, Chicago Buliinch, T ., The Age of Chivalry, McKay, Philadelphia Crommelin, E . G., FatmOus L egends, Century, Chicago Darton, F. J. H., (Editor), The Seven CM.mpions of Christendom,

Stokes, New York

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Greene, F. N., and Kirk, D. W., With Spurs of Gold, Little, Chicago Grierson, E. W., Children's Tales fmm Scottish Ballads, Black,

London Irving, W., The Alhambm, Macmillan, Chicago Irving, W., Rip Van Winkle, McKay, Philadelphia Wadsworth, W., Paul Bunya.n and His Great Blue Ox, Doubleday,

Chicago

III. Fairy Tales of Long Ago (See List for Grades One, Two and Three.)

Andersen, H. C., Fairy Tales, Dutton, New York The Arabian Nights' Entertainm.ents, Harper, New York The Arabian Nights, Edited by Wiggin and Smith, Scribner, Chi­

cago The Arabia'ft Nights' Enterta.imnents, Edited by J. F . Olcott, Holt,

Chicago Asbjornsen, P. C., East of the Sun and West of the Moon, Double­

day, Chicago Aulnoy, M.G. d', C01~tesse D'Aulnoy's Faiffy Tales, MacKay, Phila­

delphia Aulnoy, M. C. d ', The White Cat amd Other Old F·rench Fairy Tales,

Macmillan, Chicago Babbit, E . G., Jataka Tales, Century, Chicago Beaton, ·H. B., The Sons of Kai, Macmillan, Chicago Browne, F., Granny's Wonderful Chair, Dutton, New York Choate, F ., and Curtis E., The Little People of the Hills, Harcourt,

New York Colum, P., The Boy Who Knew What the Bi1·ds Said, Macmillan,

Chicago Colum, P ., The Girl Who Sal by the Ashes, Ma.cmillan, Chicago DeHuff, E. W., Taytay's Tales, Harcourt, New York De la Mare, Walter, Told Agai1~, Knopf, New York Eastman, C., Wigwam Evenvngs, Little, Chicago Field, R., American Folk Lore and Fairy Tales, Scribner, Chicago Fillmore, P . H ., Czecho-Sl()'l)ak Fairy Tales, Harcourt, New York Fillmore, P . H., The Shoemaker's Apron, Harcourt, New York Fillmore, P . H., The Laughing 'P1'ince, Harcourt, New York Fillmore, P. H., Filln~re Folk Tales, Harcourt, New York Finger, C. J., Tales from Silver Lands, Doubleday, Chicago Finger, Charles J., Tales Worth Tellilng, Century, Chicago Grierson, :F). W., A Book of Celtic Stories for Young People, Mac-

millan, Chicago Grierson, E. W., The Scottish Fairy Book, Stokes, New York Griffis, W. E ., Dutch Faiffy Tales, Crowell, New York Griffis, W. E., Belgian Fairy Tales, Crowell, New York Griffis, W. E., .Japanese Fairy Tales, Crowell, New York Griffis, W. E., Swiss Fairy Tales, Crowell, New York Griffis, W. E., Welsh Fairy Tales, Crowell, New York Grimm, J., and Wm., Fairy Tales, Scribner, Chicago Grimm, J., and Wm., Ho11.Sehold Sto1·ies, Macmillan, Chicago

40 BOOKS TO READ

Harris, J. C., U·ncle .Remus, Appleton, Chicago Harris, J. C., Nights with Uncle .Remu.~, Houghton, Chicago Harris, J. C., Uncle .Remus and His Friends, Houghton, Chicago Jacobs, I., Celtic Fairy Tales, Putnam, New York Jacobs, I., M01·e Celtic Fairy Tales, Putnam, New York Jacobs, I., Europa's Fai1·y Bouk, Putnam, New York Jacobs, I., English Fairy Tales, Putnam, New York J acobs, I., More English Fairy Tales, Putnam, New York Jacobs, I., Indian Failry Tales, Putnam, New York James, Ahlee, Tewa Firelight Tales, Longmans, New York Johnson, J. W., The Book of A11ler·ican Neg·ro Spirihwls, Viking,

New York Judd, M. C., Wigwmn St01··ies Told by NtJrth American Indians,

Ginn, Chicago Keller, G., The Fat of the Cat, Harcourt, New York Lang, A., Blue Fairy Book, Longmans, New York Lang, A., Green Fairy Book, Longmans, New York Lang, A., .Red Fairy Book, Longmans, New York Lang, A., Yellow Fai1·y Book, Longmans, New York Lang, A., Aladdin and the WtJnderful Lamp, Longmans, New York Leamy, The Fa.iry Minstrel of Glemnalure, Desmond, New York Longfellow, H . W., The Song of Hiawatha, Stokes, New York Luigi, Capuana, Italian Fairy Tales, Dutton, New York McManus, Seumas, (Compiler), D01~egal Fairy Stories, Doubleday,

Chicago McManus, Seumas, (Compiler), In Chimney Corners, Doubleday,

Chicago Mabie, H. W., Fairy Tales Every Child Should Know, Doubleday,

Chicago Olcott, F. J.; The Book of Elves and Fairies, Houghton, Chicago Olcott, F. J., The .Red Indian Fairy Book, Houghton, Chicago Olcott, F. J., Wonder Ta.les fr01n Windmill Lands, Longmans, New

York Olcott, F. J., WtJnder Tales from Fai1·y Isles, Longmans, New York Olcott, F. J., Tales of the Persian Genii, Houghton, Chicago Olcott, F. J ., Wonde1· Tales fnnn China Seas, Longmans, New York Ozaki, Yei Theodora, The Japanese Fairy Book; Dutton, New York Perrault, C., Fairy Tales, Dutton, New York Pogany, N., The Hu.ngarian Fairy Book, Stokes, New York Poulsson, E., and L. E., The Top of the World Stories fo·r B!JYS and

Girls, Lothrop, Boston Quiller-Couch, Sir A., The Twelve Dancing Primcesses, Doubleday,

Chicago Quiller-Couch, Sir A., The Sleeping Beauty, and Other Fairy Tales

from the Old French, Doubleday, Chicago Ransome, A., Old Peter's .R1~ssian Tales, Nelson, New York Ryder, A. W., The Panchatantm, Chicago Univ- Press. Ryder, A. W., Gold's Gloom: Tales f7'07n the Panchata.ntra, Chi­

cago U11iv. Press

BOOKS TO READ

Segovia., G., The Spanish Fairy Book, Stokes, .New York Shedlock, M. L., Ea.stern Stories and L egends, Dutton, New York Stephens, J., Irish Fai1·y Tales, Macmillan, Chicago

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Tappan, E. M., The Golden Goose, Houghton, Chicago Thorne·Thomsen, East o' the Sun and West o' the Moon, Row,

Evanston Topelius, Z., Ca.nute Whistlewinks, Longmans, New York Wiggin, K. D., The Fairy Ring, Doubleday, Chicago Wiggin, K. D., and Smith, N. A., Tales of Wondm·, Doubleday,

Chicago Williston, T. P ., Hindu Stories, Rand, Chicago Williston, T. P., Japanese Fairy Tales, Rand, Chicago Wolff, C. F., The Pale Mountains, Minton, New York Zeitlin, I., Skazki: Tales and L egends of Old Russia, Doubleday,

Chicago Zitkala-Sa, Old Indian Legends, Ginn, Chicago

IV. Modern Fairy Tales Alden, R. M., Why the Chilmes Rang, Bobbs, Indianapolis Andersen, H . C., Fairy Tales, Nelson, New York Andersen, H. C., Fai1·y Tales and Sto1·ies, Macmillan, Chicago Andersen, H . C., Fairy Tales and Wonder Sto1·ies, Harper, New

York Andersen, H. C., Fairy Tales, Vol. I and Vol. II, Ginn, Chicago Bailey, M., The Little Man with One Shoe, Little, Chicago Bailey, M., Seven Peas in a Pod, Little, Chicago Bangs, J., Molly Pays a Visit to the Unwiseman Barrie, J. M., Peter Pan in K ensington Gardens, Scribner, Chicago Barrie, J. M., Petm· and Wendy, Scribner, Chicago Barrie, J. M., The Little White Binl, Scribner, Chicago Benson, E. F., David Blaize and the Blue Door, Little, Chicago Browne, F., Granny's Wonderful Chai1· and I ts Tales of Fairy

Tinnes, Dutton, New York Browne, F., Granny's Wonder[1tl Chair and Its Tales of Fairy

Tilmes, Macmillan, Chicago Carroll, L., Alice in WonderlcCn'd and Throu.gh the Looking Glass,

Macmillan, Chicago Carroll, L., Through the Lookvng Glass, Harper, New York, and

Macmillan, Chicago Carryl, C. E., Davy and the Gobli1~, Houghton, Chicago Chrisman, A. B., Shen 'of the S ea, Dutton, New York Chrisman, A. B., The Wind That Wouldn ' t Blow, Dutton, New York Colum, P., The King of Ireland's Sm~, Dutton, New York Craik, D. M., The L i ttle Lame Pri1we, Rand, Chicago; and Harper,

New York ' De la Mare, Walter,- The Three Mulla Mulgars, Knopf, New York Fanciulli, Little Blue Man, Houghton, Chicago Farjeon, E., Martin Pippin in the Apple Orchard, Stokes, New York Field, R. K., Eliza and the• Elves, Macmillan, Chicago Fillmore, P ., Czeckoslavak Fllliry Tales, Harcourt, New York

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Fyleman, R., A Princess Comes to Ou.,- Tow·n, Doubleday, Chicago Grahame, K., The Wind in the Willows, Scribner, Chicago Hawthorne, J., RU1npty-Dudget 's Tower, Stokes, New York Hudson, W. H., Little Boy Lost, Knopf, New York Ingelow, J., Mopsa the Fairy, Lippincott, Chicago Kingsley, C., Water Babies, Lippincott, Chicago Laboulaye, Fairy Book, Harper, New York LaMotte-Fouque, Baronde, Un<lvne, Dutton, New York Lagerlof, S., The WmtilC?'[ul AdvC?~tures of Nils, Doubleday, Chicago Lagerlof, S., The Fu1·the·r Adventu1·es of Nils, Doubleday, Chicago Leamy, E., The Fa.iry Minst1·e1 of Glemnalure, Desmond Lofting, H., The Story of DL Dolittle, Stokes, New York Lofting, H., Voyages of Dr. Dolittle, Stokes, New York Lofting, H., D·r. Dolittle 's Post-OfJ"ice, Stokes, New York McDonald, George, At the Back of the No1· th Wind, Maemillan,

Chicago MacDonald, George, The P -ri1wess and the Goblin, Macmillan, Chi-

cago MacDonald, George, The P1·i1wess a·1til Curdie, Lippincott, Chicago MacDonald, George, The L ight Princess, Macmillan, Chicago McDonald, Greville, Billy Barnicoat, Dutton, New York Patri., Angelo, Pin.n.occhio in America, Doubleday, Chicago Pyle, H ., The Garden Behind the Moon, Scribner, Chicago Pyle, H ., Twilight Land, Harper, New York Pyle, H ., Wonder Clock, Harper, New York Ramee, L. de la, The Nwrnbe1·g Stove, Macmillan, chicago Ruskin, J., The King of the Golden R·iver, Macmillan, Chicago Shannon, M., California Fairy Tales, Doubleday, Chicago Stockton, F. R., The Queen 's Museum, Scribner, Chicago Swift, J., Gulliver's Travels, Macmillan, Chicago Tarn, W. W., The Treasure of the Isle of Mist, Putnam, New York Wilde, 0., The Happy Pri1we, Putnam, New York

V. Bible Stories (See also list for earlier grades.) Moulton, R. G., The Modern. R eadm·'s Bible, Macmillan, Chicago Baldwin, James, Old Stories from the East, American Book Co.,

Chicago Dana, E . N., The Sto1·y of J esus, Jones, Boston Quiller-Couch, Sir Arthur, and Others. The Older Children's Bi-ble,

Macmillan, Chicago Fosdick, Emerson, The Ma.nhood of the Master, Asso. Press, New

York -Rihbany, A. M., 1'he Clwist Story, Houghton, Chicago Lligerlof, Selma., Christ L egends, Holt, Chicago Tappan, E. M., The Old, Old Story Book, Houghton, Chicago Van Loon, H. W., The Story of the Bible, Boni, New York Wood, J . F., Heroes of Early IsrMl, Macmillan, Chicago

VI. Stories for Boys and Girls Aanrud, H., Lisbeth Longfrock , Ginn, Chicago Abbott, J., Fran.con.i.a Stories, Putnam, New York

BOOKS TO READ

Adams, Mrs. J., Mountains Are Free, Dutton, New York Adams, K., Mehitable, Macmillan, Macmillan, Chicago Adams, K., The Silver Tarn, Macmillan, Chicago Alcott, L. M., Ei.qht Cou.sins, Little, Chicago Alcott, L. M., Jack and Jill, Little, Chicago Alcott, L. M., Jo's Boys, Little, Chicago Alcott, L . M., Little Men, Little, Chicago Alcott, L. M., Little W 01nen, Little, Chicago Alcott, L. M., An Old Fashioned Girl, Little, Chicago Alcott, L . M., Rose in Blo01n, Little, Chicago Alcott, L. M., Under the Lilacs, Little, Chicago Aldrich, T. B., The Sto-ry of a Bad Boy, Houghton, Chicago Altsheler, J. A., Apache Gold, Appleton, Chicago

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Amicis, Edmondo de, H eart : An Italia.n Sclwol Boy's Jou·rnal, Crowell, New York

Austen, J ane, P ride and Prejudice, Macrae Smith, Philadelphia Barbour, R. H., The Half B ack, Appleton, Chicago Barbour, R. H., The Spi1"it of the School, Appleton, Chicago Barrie, J . M., The L ittle Minist er, Scribner, Chicago Barrie, J. M., Margaret Ogilvy, Scribner, Chicago Baylor, F. C., Juwn and Juanita, Houghton, Chicago Benson, E . F., Da.vid Blaize and the Blue Door, Doubleday, Chicago Bronte', C., Jane Ey1·e, Dodd, New York Bullen, F. T., Omise of the Cachelot, Appleton, Chicago Bunyan, John, Pilgrim's Progress, Little, Chicago Burgess, T. W., The B01J Scouts of Woodcraft Camp, Wilde, Boston Burnett, F. H., The Li.ttle Princess, Scribner, Chicago Burnett, F . H., Sam Crewe, Scribner, Chicago Burnett, F. H., The Secret Garden, Scribner, Chicago Byrne, D., Messes Marco Polo, Century, Chicago Canfield, Dorothy, Understood B etsy, Holt, Chicago Canfield, Dorothy, Made to O;der Sto-ries, Harcourt, New York Cervantes, Don Qu.ixote de la Mancha, Dodd, New York Charskaya, L. A., Fledglings, Holt, Chicago Oharskaya, L. A., The Little Princess Nina, Holt, Chicago Chaucer, G., The Tales of the. Canterbury Pilgrims, Stokes, Ne'v

York Chaucer, G., Ta.les f1·om Cha1we1·, Dutton, New York Children of Othet· L ands Series:

When I Was a Girl in Irelan(l, Lothrop, Boston When I Was a Boy in Holland, etc., etc., Lothrop, Boston

Churchill, W., The Crisis, Macmillan, Chicago Clemens, S. L., Life on the Mississ-ippi, Harper, New York Clemens, S. L ., The Adventures of Tom Sa1oyer, Harper, New York Clemens, S. L., Hu.ckleberry Finn, Harper, New York Connor, Ralph, Gle1~gary School Days, Crosset, Chicago Crewe, H . C., Under Two Eagles, Little, Chicago · Crewe, H. C., Satu.rday's Child1·en, Little, Chicago Craik, D. M., .John Halifa$, Gentleman, Crowell, New York

44 BOOKS TO READ

Dana, R. H., Two Years B efor e the Mti.st Davies, E. C., A B 01} i?~ S erbia, Crowell, New York De Foe, Daniel, llobi1~01~ Crusoe De la Ramee, Louise, B imbi Stories •De Ia Ramee, Louise, Moufflou De Ia Ramee, Louise, Nun~berg Stove Dickens, Charles, David Copperfield, Dodd, New York Dickens, Charles, Old Curiosity Shop, Macrae, Philadelphia Dickens, Charles, Oliver Twist, Minton, New York Dickens, Charles, Pickwick Pape1·s, Macrae, Philadelphia Dickens, Charles, A Tale of Two Oities, Dodd, New York Db:, B. M.', The Tumed About Girls, Holt, Chicago Dodge, M. M., HaM Brinker, Scribner, Chicago . Drummond, H., The Monkey That Would Not Kill, Dodd, New York Dumas, 11_ ,, The Three Musketeers, Appleton, Chicago Edgeworth, M., Tales, Stokes, N ew York Eggleston, E., A H oor;ier School-Boy, Scribner, Chicago Eliot, George, The Mill on the Floss, Crowell, New York Eliot, George, Silas Manter, H arcourt, New York Eliot, George, Ada1n B ede, Dodd, New York Ewing, J. H ., Jackanapes, H arcomt, New York Ewing, J. H., Jan of the Wind?nil!, H arcourt, New York Ewing, J. H., L ob-Lie-by-the-Fi1·c, and Other Tales, Harcourt, New

York Ferris, H . J., Gil'l Scout Sho1·t Stories, Doubleday, Chicago Field, Rachel, Hitty, H er First Hund·red Years, Macmillan, Chicago Forbes, H. C., Apple Pie H i ll, Macmillan, Chicago Forbes, H . C., Araminta, Macmillan, Chicago French, H. W., The Lance of Kanana, Lothrop, Boston Gardiner and Osborne, Fathe1·'s Gone A-Whaling, Doubleday, Chi-

cago Goldsmith, Oliver , The Viea1· of Wakefield, Macmillan, Chicago Grahame, K enneth, The W ind in the Willows, Scribner, Chicago, Hale, Lucretia, P eterkin Papers, Houghton, Chicago Haskell, H ., 0-.Heart-San, Page, Boston Hawes, C. B ., The Dark Frigate, Atlantic, (See Little, Chicago) Hawthorne, N., The House of Seven Gables, Houghton, Chicago Hernon, Louis, Maria Chapdelaine, Grosset, Chicago Hewes, Mrs. Agnesr-Spice and the Devil's Cave, Knopf, New York Hough, E., The Covered Wagon, Appleton, Chicago Hughes, T., Tom Brown's School Days, Harper, New York Hugo, V., The Hunchback of Notre Dame, Macrae, Philadelphia Hugo, V., L es Miserables, Dodd, New York Jackson, H. H., Nelly's Silver Mine, Little, Chicago Jewett, S. 0 ., The B est Stories, Houghton, Chicago Jewett, S. 0., B etty Leicester, Houghton, Chicago K elly, Myra, Little Citize?~, Grosset, Chicago Kelly, Eric, The Trumpeteer of Krakow, Macmillan, Chicago Kingsley, C., W estwa·rd Ho! , Dodd, New York

BOOKS TO READ

Kipling, Rudyard, Boy Stories, Dodge, New York Kipling, Rudyard, Kim, Doubleday, Chicago

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Kipling, Rudyard, Captains Coumgeous, Doubleday, Chicago Knipe, E . B., and Knipe, A. A., Lucky S·ixpence, Century, Chicago Lamb, Charles, and Mary, Tales f rom Shakespeare, Nelson, New

York Linderman, F. B., .t!?nerican, I. Day, New York Linderman, F. B., Mon~ilng Light, I. Day, New York Lucas, E . Y., Old Fashioned Tales, Stokes, New York Luigi, Nim~ble L egs, Longmans, New York Lustig, S., Roses of the Wind, Doubleday, Chicago Mac Millan, D. B., Kah'da, Doubleday, Chicago Marie, Queen of Roumania, The Story of Na~1ghty Kildeen, Bren·

tano, New York Martin, G. M., A Warwickshi1·e La.d, Appleton, Chicago Martineau, H ., F eats of the Fiord, Macmillan, Chicago Masefield, John, Ji1n Davis, Stokes, New York Meigs, C., Tmde Wind, Little, Chicago Melville, H., Moby Dick, Dodd, New York Melville, H., TyzJee, Dodd, New York Montgomery, L. M., Anne of G1·een Gables, Page, Boston Moon, Grace, Nad·ita, Doubleday, Chicago Morley, M. W., Donkey J ohn of the T 01J Valley, McClurg, Chicago Mukerji, D. G., Hari, the Jungle Lad, Dutton, New York Mukerji, D. G., Ka1··i, Dutton, New York Mukerji, D. G., Ghond, the Hm~tm·, Dutton, New York Mukerji, D. G., Gay Neck, Dutton, New York Peary, R. E ., and Mrs. J., The Snow Baby, Stokes, New York Pepys, S., Everybody's P epys, Harcourt, New York

• Perkins, L. F., The Twin Series: The Eski11w Twins, etc., H~ughton, Chicago

Phillips, E. C., The Sto1·y of Nancy Hanks, Houghton, Chicago Pyle, H., The Merry Adventures of Robin Hood, Scribner, Chicago Quiller·Couch, Sir A., The Splendid Spur, Doran, Chicago Rice, Alice H ., Mrs. Wiggs of t 1e Cabbage Patch, Century, Chicago Richards, L . E ., Queen Hild egm·de, Page, Boston Robinson, M. L., Sarah's Dakin, Dutton, New York Rolt-Wheeler, F ., Boy with the United States Official Se1··ies, Loth·

rop, Boston Shakespeare, W., Plays, Ginn, Chicago Shaw, F . L ., Castle Blavr, Little, Chicago Shute, H. A., The Real Dia1·y of a R eal B oy, Reilly, Chicago Snedeker, C. D., Downright Dencey, Doubleday, Chicago Spencer, E., Stories from the Faerie Queene, Stokes, New York Spyri, J., Heidi, Dutton, New York Spyri, J ., Mazli, Lippincott, Chicago Stefansson, Y., and Irwin, Y., Kak, the Copper Eskimo, Macmillan,

Chicago • Stevenson, R. L., Treasure Isla.nd, Scribner, Chicago

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Stevenson, R. L., Kidnapped, Scribner, Chicago Stevenson, R. L., Black .<!trrow, Scribner, Chicago Tarkington, Booth, Penrod, Doubleday, Chicago Vaughan, Agnes, Lucian Goes .<!t-Voya.gin.g, Knopf, New York Van Dyke, Henry, The Story of the Otll er Wisema.n, Harper, New

York Verne, Jules, Twenty Thousand L eagttes Unde1· the Sea, Scribner,

Chicago Verne, Jules, Mysterious island, Scribner, Chicago Walpole, Hugh, J eremy, Doubleday, Chicago Walpole, Hugh, J eremy and Hrvmlet, Doubleday, Chicago Whitcomb, E . 0 ., We Five, Doubleday, Chicago Wiggin, K . D., Tvmothy 's Quest, Houghton, Chicago Wiggin, K. D., Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm, Houghton, Chicago Wiggin, K . D., The Bvrd 's Christmas Carol, Houghton, Chicago Wyss, M. S., Swiss Family Robvns&n, Harper, New York Zwilgmeyer, D., FO"Ur CO"USins, Lothrop, Boston Zwilgmeyer, D., Inger J oha.nne 's L ively DO'ings, Lothrop, Boston

VII. Animal Stories Akely, D. J., "J. T., J?·." 1'he B-iography of an .<!tfricwn Monkey,

Macmillan, Chicago Atkinson, Mrs. E., G·reyfriar 's Bobby, Harper, Tew York Baker, 0., Shasta of the Wolves, Dodd, New York Baynes, E . Harold, Jintmie, Macmillan, Chicago Baynes, E. Harold, Polaris, Macmillan, Chicago Baynes, E. Harold, The Sprite, Macmillan, Chicago Bianco, M., PoM Cecco, Doubleday, Chicago Burgess, T. M., .<!tnillnal Book fo·r Children, Little, Chicago Comstock, .A.. B., The Pet Book, Comstock, Ithaca, New York. Darling, E . B., Baldy of Nome, Penn, Philadelphia Darling, E. B., Navarre of the N01·th, Doubleday, Chicago Dombrowski, Just Horses, Macmillan, Chicago Hooker, F. C., Prince Jan: St. Bernard, Doubleday, Chicago James, W., Snwky, Scribner, Chicago Jordon, D. S., T~e Tales of Birds and Beasts, Heath, Chicago Kaler, J. C., Toby Tyler, Harper, New York Kipling, Rudyard, Jungle Books, Doubleday, Chicago Kipling, Rudyard, Just So St&ries, Doubleday, Chicago London, Jack, The Call of the Wild Mills, E . .A.., The Grizzly, Houghton, Chicago Mills, E . .A. ., The Story of Scotch, Houghton, Chicago Minot, J. C., The Best A1~illnal StMies I Know, Wilde, Boston Mix, J., Mighty .<!t1limals, American Book ' Co., Chicago Muir, J ohn, Stickeen, Houghton, Chicago Mukerji, D. G., Gay Neck, Dutton, New York Mukerji, D. G., GhO?W, the Hunter, Dutton, New York Mukerji, D. G., Chief of the Herd, Dutton, New York Mukerji, D. G., Hari, Dutton, New York Ollivant, A., Bob, S01~ of Ba.ttle, Doubleday, Chicago

BOOKS TO READ

Perkins, C., The Pinto Horse, Hebbard Ramee, Louise de Ia, A Dog of Flanders, Macmillan, Chicago Ramee, Louise de la, Moufflou, Lippincott, Chicago Roberts, Charles, Hoof and Claw, Macmillan, Chicago Ross, E., The Book of Noble Dogs, Century, Chicago Salten, Felix, Bambi, Simon, New York Seton, E. T., The Biography of a Grizzly, Century, Chicago Seton, E. T., Lives of the Hunted, Scribner, Chicago Seton, E. T., Trail of the Sandhill Stag, Scribner, Chicago Seton, E. T., Wild Animals I Have Known, Scribner, Chicago Sewell, A., Black Beauty, Dutton, New York Sharp, D. L., A Watcher in the Woods, Century, Chicago Terhune, A. P., The Hea1·t of a Dog, Doubleday, Chicago Terhune, A. P., Lad: A Dog, Dutton, New York Wiese, K., Ka.roo, the Kangaroo, Coward-McCann, New York

VIII. Mystery Stories

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Chesterton, G. K ., The Innocence of Fathei Brown, Dodd, New York Doyle, A. C., The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, Harper, New York Irving, W., Tales of a Traveller, Putnam, New York Meigs, C., The Pool of Stars, Macmillan, Chicago Pease, H., Shan·ghai Passage, Doubleday, Chicago Poe, E. A., Tales of Mystery and Imagination, Brentano, New York Price, E. B., The Fortune of the Inaies, Century, Chicago Seaman, A. H., The Sapphire Signet, Century, Chicago Singmaster, E., John Baring's House, Houghton, Chicago Smith, Elva, Mystery Tales for Boys and Girls, Lothrop, Boston Smith, Elva, More Mystery Tales for Boys and Girls, Lothrop,

Boston Stevenson, R. L., The Merry Men, Scribner, Chicago Weber, Mrs. L. M., Wind on the Prairie, Little Co., Chicago Yonge, C., The Dove in the Eagle 's N est, Macmillan, Chica.go

· --IX. Sea and River Stories Bennett, John, BanULby L ee, Century, Chicago Bullen, F . T ., The C1-uise of the "Cachalot" .Round the World,

After Sperm Whales, Appleton, Chicago Chatterton, E. K., Sailing Ships and Their Story, Lippincott, Chi-

cago Clark, A. H ., The Clipper Shi p Era, Putnam, New York Clemens, S. L., L if e on the Mississippi, Putnam, New York Colcord, J. C., (Compiler), Roll and Go ; S01~gs of American Sailo?·­

men, Bobbs, Indianapolis Conrad, J ., The Nigger of the '' N annssus' ' ; a Tale of the Fore -

castle, Doubleday, Chicago Conrad, J., Typhoon, Doubleday, Chicago Conrad, J., Youth, Doubleday, Chicago Dana, R. H., Two Years B efore the Ma.st, Houghton, Chicago Defoe, Daniel, Robinson Crusoe, Houghton, Chicago Douglas, G. B., and Others; The Ship Model Book, Rudder, New

York

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Duncan, N., The Adventu1·es of Billy Topsail, Revell, Chicago Evans, F. E., and Jackson, 0. P., The New Book of American Ships,

Stokes, New York Follett, B. N., The TToyage of the" Norman D.", Knopf, New York Fraser, C. C., H eroes of the Sea, Crowell, New York Howes, C. B., The Dark F1"igate, Little, Chicago Howes, C. B., The Great Quest, Little, Chicago Howes, C. B., The Mutineers, Little, Chicago Hobbs, E. W., Saili?tg Ships at a Glance, Putnam, New York Holland, R. S., Historic Ships, Macrae, Philadelphia Kipling, R., Captavns Courageous, Doubleday, Chicago L eeming, J., Ships and Cm·goes, Doubleday, Chicago Lesterma.n, J., The Adventures of a Trafalgar Lad, Harcourt, New

York Marryat, F ., Masterman Ready, Macrae, Philadelphia Masefield, J., Jilm Davis, Stokes, New York Meigs, C., Rain on the R oof , Macmillan, Chicago Meigs, C., Clea1··ing Weather, Little, Chicago Melville, H ., Moby Dick, Dodd, New York Melville, H., Typee, Dodd, New York Melville, H., Redburn, A, and C. Boni, New York Slocum, J., Sailing Alone, Around the World, Century, Chicago Stevenson, Mrs. F. 0., The Cruise of the "Janet Nichol" Among

the South Sea Islands, Scribner, Chicago Stockton, F. R., The Buccanee1·s and Pirates of Our Coasts, Mac·

millan, Chicago Verne, J., The Mysterious Island, Scribner, Chicago Verne, J., Twenty Thousand L eagues Under the Sea, Scribner,

Chicago Whiting, J. D., Stann Fighters, Bobbs, Indianapolis Wyss, J. D., Swiss Family Robinson, Harper, New York

X. Historical Narratives Adams, K., Red Ca.ps· and L ilies, Macmillan, Chicago Altsheler, J. A., The Guns of Bull Run, Appleton, Chicago Andrews, Mary R. S., The Perfect Tribttte, Scribner, Chicago Austin, J. G., Standish of Standish, Houghton, Chicago Bacheller, Irving, In the Days of Poor Richard, Bobbs, Indianapolis. Bayliss, C. K ., Lt:~lami, the Little Cliff Dweller, Pub. Seh. Pub. Co.,

Bloomington, Ill. Baylor, F. C., Juan and Juanita, Houghton, Chicago B ennett, J., Barnaby L ee, Century, Chicago Bennett, J ., Master Skylark, Century, Chicago Blackmore, R. D., Lorna Doone, Dodd, , New York Boyd, J., D1·ums, Scribner, Chicago Cannon, C. J., The Pueblo Boy, Houghton, Chicago Capuana, Luigi, Nilmblelegs, Longmans, New York Cervantes, M. de S., Don Quixote, Dodd, New York Churchill, W., Richard Carvel, Macmillan, Chicago Churchill, W ., The Crisis, Macmillan, Chicago

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Clemens, S. L., The PeTsonal Recolleot·ions of Joa.n of ATe, Harper, New York

Clement, M., Once in Fmnce, Doubleday, Chicago Coffin, C. C., Old Times in the Colonies, Harper, New York Coffin, C. C., Boys of '76, Harper, New York Cooper, J. F., The Deerslayer, Scribner, Chicago Cooper, J. F., The Last of the Mohicans, Houghton, Chicago Cooper, J. F., The Pathfinder, Putnam, New York Cooper, J . F ., The Spy, Putnam, New York Crane, S., The Red Badge of Courage, .Appleton, New York Crawford, F . M., In the Palace of the King, Macmillan, Chicago Crawford, F. M., Saracinesca., Macmillan, Chicago Crew, Helen C., The Trojan Boy, Century, Chicago Crownfield, G., Alison Blair, Dutton, New York Curtis, A. T., A Little Maid of Massachusetts, P enn, Philadelphia Curtis, A. T., A Little Maid of Narragansett Bay, Penn, Phila-

delphia Curtis, A. T., A L ittle Maid of ProV"incetown, Penn, Philadelphia Custer, Mrs. E . E., "Boots and Saddles, " Harper, New York Daudet, Alphonse, The Pope's Mule, Macmillan, Chicago Davis, W. S., A Friend of Caesar, Macmillan, Chicago Dickens, Charles, A Tale of Two Cities, Scribner, Chicago Dix, B. M., Little Captive Lad, Macmillan, Chicago Dumas, A., The Black Tulip, Little, Chicago Doyle, A. C., The White Company, Harper, New York Doyle, A. C., The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, Harper, New

York Dumas, A., The Three Musketeers, Dodd, New York Dix, B. M., Soldier Rigdale, Macmillan, Chicago Eliot, George, Romola, Houghton, Chicago Ford, P. L., Janice Meredith, Dodd, New York Hough, Emerson, The Covered Wagon, Appleton, Chicago Irving, Washington, The Chronicle of the Conquest of Grwnada,

Putnam, New York Johnston, Mary, To Have a.nd ~o Hold, Houghton, Chicago Kehy, E. P., The Trumpeteer of Krakow, Macmillan, Chicago Kingsley, Charles, W estward Hoi, Scribner, Chicago Kipling, Rudyard, Puclc of Poole's Hill, Doubleday, Chicago Kipling, Rudyard, Stalky and Co., Doubleday, Chicago Knipe, E., and Knipe, A., A Cavalier Maid, Macmillan, Chicago Knipe, E., and Knipe, A., The L=lcy Sixpence, Century, Chicago Knipe, E., and Knipe, A., A Maid of '76, Macmillan, Chicago Linderman, F. B., Ameri-can, John Day, New York Longfellow, H. W., The Courtship of Mt""les Standish Lytton, (Bulwer-Lytton), The Last Days of Pompeii, Scribner,

Chicago MacLeod, M., The Boolc of Ballad Stories, Stokes, New York Marshall, B. E., Cedric the Forester, Appleton, Chicago Martineau, H., The Peasant and the Prince, Ginn, Chicago

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Masefield, John, Martin Hyde, the Dulce's Messenger Meigs, C., As the Crow Flies, Macmillan, Chicago Meigs, C., The New Moon, Macmillan, Chicago Melville, H., Moby Dick, Dodd, New York Melville, H., Redburn: H is First Voyage, Boni, New York Mitchell, S. W., Hugh Wynne, Free Quaker, Century, Chicago Moon, Grace, Chi-Wee', Doubleday, Chicago Munroe, K., Flamin.go Feather, Harper, New York Page, Thomas Nelson, Two Little Confederates, Scribner, Chicago Page, Thomas Nelson, Ole Virginia, Scribner, Chicago P erkins, Lucy F., The Colonial Twins of Virginia, Houghton, Boston

(There are many other historical books in this "Twin Series" by the same author.)

Prescott, D. R., A Day i1~ a Colonial Home, Jones, Boston Pyle, H., The Story of J aclc Ballister's Fo1·tune, Century, Chicago Pyle, H., Men of Iron, Harper, New York Pyle, H., Otto of the Silver Hand, Scribner, Chicago Porter, J., Scott·U;h Chiefs, Scribner, Chicago Quick, Herbert, Vandemark's Folly, Bobbs, Indianapolis Quick, Herbert, and Quick, E., Missi-ssippi Steamboatin', Holt, Chi.

cago Reade, C., The Cloistor and the H earth, Dodd, New York Rolvag, 0 . E., Giants in the Earth, H arper, New York Rollins, P., The C01.uboy, Scribner, Chicago Rollins, P., Jinglebob, Scribner, Chicago Schultz, J. W., Si?wpah, the I ndian Boy, Houghton, Ohicago Scott, Sir Walter, Ivanhoe, Dodd, New York Scott, Sir Walter, Quentm Du1·ward, Scribner, Chicago Scott, Sir Walter, The Talis1nan, McKay, Philadelphia Scott, Sir Walter, Kenilwo1·th, McKay, Philadelphia Scott, Sir Walter, Rob Roy, Page, New York Skinner, Constance L ., Roselle of the North, Macmillan, Chicago Snedeker, C. D., The Spartan, Doubleday, Ohicago Snedeker, C. D., Tlteras and His T01.U1~, Doubleday, Chicago Stevenson, Robert L., The Black Arrow, Scribner, Chica.go Stevenson, Robert L ., Kidnapped, Scribner, Chicago Syrett, N., Rachel and the Seven Wonders, Stokes, New York Tappan, E. M., In the Days of Queen El·izabeth, Lothrop, Boston Tappan, E. M., In the Days of Queen Victoria, Lothrop, Boston

(There are other historical books in this series by the same author.) -

Twain, M., The P1··itnce a.nd the Pau71e·r, Harper, New York Wallace, L ., Ben Hur Yonge, C. M., The Dove i~~ the Eagle's Nest, Macmillan, Chicago Yonge, C. M., Unknown to History, Macmillan, Chicago

(There are others by the same author.)

XI. History and Civics A. World Histories

Brooks, E. S., Young People of Hio/Jtory, Putna.m, NEJW York

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Hayward, Y. R., and Johnson, G. W., The Story of Man's Work, Winston, Chicago

Hillyer, Y. M., A Child's Histo·ry of the World, Century, Chicago Marshall, L. C., The Stary of Hwman Progress, Macmillan, Chicago Parsons, G., The Strea1n of History, Scribner, Chicago Scales, Mrs. L. W., Boys of til e Ages, Ginn, Ch!,cago Stuart, D. M., The Boy Thl'ough the Ages, Doran, Garden Cit~· Van Loon, H . W., The Sto1·y of Mankvnd, Boni, New York Wells, H. G., The Outline of History, Macmillan, Chicago Wells, H . G., A Shart H·istory of the World, Macmillan, Chicago

B. Old World Histories Baikie, J., The Ancient East and Its Story, Jack, London Banks, E. J., Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, Putnam, New

York Belloc, H., The F1·ench Revolution, Holt, Chicago Benezet, L. P ., Yowng Peopl.e's History of the World War, Mac·

millan, Chicago Blaisdell, A. F., and Ball, F. K., English History Story Book, Little,

Chicago Church, A. L., Roman Life i11 the Days of Cice?'O, Macmillan, Chi·

cago Davis, W. S., Life on a Medieval Bwrony, Harper, New York Faris, John, Real Stories fmm His tory, Ginn, Chicago Gilbert, V., The Ramance of the Last Crusade: With Allenby to

I erusalem, Appleton, Chicago Griffis, W. E., Chi1w's Story, Houghton, Chicago Griffis, W. E., Brave Little Holland and What She Taught Us,

Houghton, Chicago Hall, Jennie, Our Ancesto·rs in Europe, Silver, Chicago Hall, James N., High Adventure, Houghton, Chicago Hamilton, M. A., Herodotus, Doubleday, Chicago Hichen, R., Egypt and Its Mon~e11ts, Century, Chicago Holbrook, F., Cave, Maund, and Lake Dwellers, Heath, Chicago Josephus, F., Yaung Folk's Josephus, Lippincott, Chicago Lamprey, Louise, The Children of AnC'ient Egypt, Little, Chicago Lamprey, Louise, The Children of Ancient Greece, Little, Chicago Lamprey, Louise, The Children of A11C'ient Rome, Little, Chicago Lamprey, Louise, In the Days of the Guild, Stokes, New York McSpadden, J. W., How They Carried the Mwil, Sears, New York Marshall, H. E., The Histo1·y of France, Maemillan, Chicago Masefield, John, The Old Front L i11e, Macmillan, Chicago Plutarchus, Plutarch's Lives for Bays and Girls, Stokes, New York Perkins, Lucy F., The Cave Twi118, Houghton, Chicago Prescott, W. H., The Canquest of Mexico, Holt, Chicago Smith, D. E., Number Stories of Long Ago, Ginn, Chicago Tappan, E. M., The Story of the Greek Peaple, Houghton, Chicago Tappan, E. M., The Story of the Roman Peaple, Houghton, Chicago Usher, R. G., The Story of the Great War, Macmillan, Chicago Waterloo, S., The Story of A'b, Doubleday, Chicago

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C. General Histories of the United States Faris, J. T., R eal Stories fron~ Our H_istory, Ginn, Chicago The Pageant of America, a Pictorial Hi.story of the United States,

Fifteen Volumes, Yale Univ. P ress Pyle, H ., Howard Pyle's Book of the American Spirit, Harper, New

York

D. Books on Certain Phases of the History of the United States Abbott, W. J., The Story of the American Mm·cha.nt Marine, Dodd,

New York Adams, R. G., The Gateway to American History, Little, Chicago :Baldwin, J ., The Disc()'l)m·y of the Old Northwest and Its Settlement

by the French, American Book, Chicago Blaisdell, A. F ., and Ball, F. K., Sho1·t Stori.es f1·om A?neri.can His·

tory, Little, Chicago Branch, D., The Cowboy mul His I ·ntm·p·reters, Appleton, Chicago Catlin, George, The BO'IJ 'S Catli1~, Scribner, Chicago Coffman, R., Our Ame·rica, Dodd, New York Earle, Alice M., Child L i f e in Colo11.ial Days, Macmillan, Chicago Evans, Lawton B., America First , Bradley, Springfield, Mass. Faris, J. T ., Ma.kers of Otw Hist.ory, Ginn, Chicago Garland, Hamlin, The B ook of the American Indian, Harper, New

York Garland, H amlin, The Long 1'7·ai l, Harper, New York Grinnell, G. B., The Story of the Indian, Appleton, Chicago Grinnell, G. B., Blookfoot Lodge Tails, Appleton,. Chicago Hough, Emerson, The Sto1·y of the Cowboy, Appleton, Chicago Irving, W., The K nicke1·bockm· Hi.sto1·y of N(lw York, Doubleday,

Chicago James, Will, Cowboys, North and South, Scribner, Chicago Kochka, M. M., Washi·ngton, Its Ea·rly Days m~ Early Ways,

Scribner, Chicago Lamprey, L., Da.ys of the Builders, Stokes, New York Lamprey, L., Da.ys of the Colonists, Stokes, New York Lamprey, L., Days of the Pioneers, Stokes, New York Linderman, F . B., American, J . Day, New York Lodge, H. C., The Sto1·y of the R evolutiO'It, Scribner, Chicago Lodge and Roosevelt, Hero Tales from A11te1'ican History, Century,

Chicago Moss, J. A., The Flag of the United States, United States Flag

Corporation, Washington, D. C. Parker, A. C., The b~ian How Book, Doubleday, Chicago Salomon, J . H., The Book of Indian Craf ts and Indian Lore,

Harper, New York Singmaster, E., The Book of the Colonies, Doubleday, Chicago Singmaster, E., The Book of the ConstitutiO'I~, Doubleday, Chicago Singmaster, E ., A Boy of Gettysburg, Houghton, Chicago Stow, E., Boys' Ga•mes Anwng the North A1nerican India.ns, Dutton,

New York

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Usher, R. G., The Story nf th e Pilgrims for Ch·ildren, MacmiUnn, Chicago

Swan, 0 ., (Editor), F1·ontim· Days, Ma cree·Smith, Philadelphia 'ruppan, E. M., The Story of the Constit~ttion, Lothrop, Boston Van Loon, H., Am e1·U:a, Boni, New York

E . Civics Dale, C. F., The Yo·ung Coit·izen, Heuth, Chicn go Johnson, J. H., W e and OuT WoTir, Boni, New York 'l'urkingt0111 G. A., My Country, Ginn, Chicago

F. Explora.tions :wd Discoveries Amundsen, R., and Others, O·ur Pola'l' Fl·igltt, Dodd, New York Collins, F. A., Mou.ntain Climbing, Century, Chicago Colum, P., The Voyagers, Macmillan, Chicago Columbus, C., The Jo!t?'nal of the Fvrst Voyag e to Amm·ica, A. and

C., Boni, New York Cook, K . A., Captain Cook's Voyag es, Knopf, New York Finger, C. J., Courage01ts Com.panions, Longmans, New York Finger, C. J., Hm·oes from Ha.kluyt, Holt, Chicago Golding, V., The Story of David L ivingstone, Dutton, New York Irving, W., The Life anil Voyages of Cl1 ·ristopher Col·umbus, Putna m,

New York Kelly, M. D., The Story of Svr Walt e1· Ral!J'igh, Dutton, New York Landing, M., Great Mmn ents in E x plo1·atinn, Doubleday, Chicago Marco Polo, The T1·avels of iJ!Im·co Polo, I!utton, New York Muir, J., The Coruisc of the Convin , Houghton, Chicago Pem·y, R. E., The NoTth P ole, Stokes, New York Powys, Llewelyn, Hen·ry H~tilson, Harper, New York Shackleton, Sir E. H., The Hem·t of the A ntarrtic, Hein en1an.

London Steffansson, V., The Frienrlly A·retic, Macmilhlll, Chi cago Steffansson, V., My L ·ife with {he Eshmo, J-Inrcolll't, Ne"· York

Xff. Biography, Autobiography, aucl Letters Autin, Mary, The Pro·mised· La11il, Houghton, Chicago Bangs, M. B., .Tean11 e (I' A1·c, Ma·icl of France, Houghton, Chicago Bolton, S. K., Poor Boys Who B ecame Fanw~ts, Crowell, New York Bolton, S. K., Poo1· Gi1·ls Who 'B ecame Famous, Crowell, New Ym·k Bok, E., The A11W?'icanizat-ion of Eclwm·it Bok, Scribner, Chicago Brooks, Noah, B011 En~igrants, Scribner, Chicago Brooks, E . S., The Story of B en.iam.in F·rankl·in, Lothrop, Boston Brooks, E. S., T1ie StoTy of GeoTge Washington, Lothrop, Boston Brooks, E. S., Historic G·i1·ls, Putnam, New York Brooks; E. S., H·istoric Boys, Putnam, New York Charnley, M. V., The Boys' Life of the Wright Brothers, Harper,

New York Charnley, M. V., The Sem·ets of Baseball, Appleton. Chica go Clark, Will Shakespea1·e 's Little Lad, Scribner, Chicago Cody, Col. Wm. F., The Ailventu1·es of B~tffalo Bill, H a rpe1·, New

York Crockett, David, Li f e of Da ·icl C?"ockett. Burt, Ke"· Tork

54 BOOKS TO READ

Cruse, Mrs. A., Boys m~d G'i1·ls Who_ Became Fatmous, Harcourt, New York

Custer, E., ''Boo ts and Saddles," Harper, New York Eastman, C. A., I ntlian Boyhood, Little, Chicago F armer, L . H., The Book of Famous Rulm·s, Crowell, New York Foa, Mme. E., B oy 's Life of NazJoleon, L othrop, Boston Franklin, Benjamin, Autobiography, Holt, Chicago Grenfell, W. T., A Labrador Docto1·, Houghton, Chicago H agedorn, H., The Book of Coumge, Winston, Chicago Hagedorn, H., The Boy's L if e of Theodore Roosevelt , Harper, Kew

York Hale, E. E., A Mm~ W ithout a Count1·y, Little, Chicago Hallock, G. T., Edward L. T!··udeau, Heath, Chicago Hamilton and Thompson, The L i f e of Robe1·t E. L ee fo-r Boys,

Houghton, Chicago Hammond, J . W., A Magician of S()ience, Century, Chicago Hewins, C. A., A TmvelleT 's L etters to B oys and G·ilrls Higginson, T. W., The B ook of A merican Explo1·e·rs, Longmans,

New York Hill, F. T., On the Tmil of Gmnt and Lee, Appleton, Chicago Holland, R. S., HistoTic B oyhooils, Jacobs Holland, R. S., Historic Gi1·llwutls, Jacobs Johnson, G. W., Ancll"ew J ackson, Minton, New Yo rk Jones, F . A., Thomas A . Edison, Crowell, New York Jewett, S., God 's T1·oubadouT, Crowell, New York · Keller, Helen, The Stm·y of My Life, Doubleday, Chicago Lang, A., The Story of J oan of ATe, Dutton, New Y01·k Lillie, L., The Stm·y of l'tha;ic and Musici-ans, Ha1·per, New York Luckner, Count F elix Von, The Sea Devil, Doubleday, Chicago Mabie, H . W., H e1·oes Every Child Shou.lcl Know, Grosset, Chicago Mabie, H . W., H m·oines Every Child Should Kncw, Grosset, Chicago Marshall, H. E., The Sto·ry of Napoleon, Dutton, New York Miller, J., Overland in a Covm·ed W agon, Appleton, Chicago Monvel, Boutet cle, Joan of ATe, Century, Chicago Moses, Belle, Louisa May Alco·tt, Appleton, Chicago Muir, John, The Stm·y of My Boyhood and Youth, H ou,qhton, Chi­

cago Nicolay, H ., The Boy's L i f e of Lafayette, H arper, New York Nicolay, H ., The Boy's Li f e of Alexande r Hamilton, Century, Chi-

cago Nicolay, H., The Boy's L ife of U. S . Grant, Centut-y, Chicn,go Nicolay, H ., The Boy 's Life of Abraham Lincoln, Centm-y, Chicago Nicolay, H., Ou1· Nat·ion i ·n. the Builcl·itng, Century, Chicago Paine, A. B., Boy 's L i f e of Mark T tvai n, Harper, New York Parkman, F ., The Boys ' Parkman, Little, Chicago Parkman, M. R., H e1·oes of To-day, Century, Chicago ParkmaJl, M. R., H m·oines of Se1·vice, Century, Chicago Quiller-Couch, A. T., The Roll Call of HonoU?·, Nelson, New York Rtis, Jacob, The Making of an American, :Macmillan, Chicago

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Roosevelt, Theodore, Lettm·s to Hi.s Child·ren, Scribner, Chicago Hoosevelt and Lodge, He1·o Ta.les fl"O?lt America.n Hi.story, Century,

Chicago Sandburg, Carl, Abraham Lincoln, Harcourt, New York Sandburg, Carl, Abe Lincoln G1·ows Up, Harcourt, New York Seymour, F. W., The Boy's Life of Kit Carson, Century, Chicago Simonds, W. A., H em·y Fo1·d, Doubleday, Chicago Speed, J., T en Outdoor Men, Heath, Chicago Scudder, H. E., George Wa.'lhington, Houghton, Chicago Stanley, H. M., In Darkest Africa, Scribner, Chicago Steedman, A., When They Were Children, Nelson, New York Stoddard, W. 0., Little Smoke, Appleton, Chicago Sugimoto, E. I., A Daughte1· of the Samumi, Doubleday, Chicago 'fappan, E. M., Ame·rican H e-ro Stories, Houghton, Chicago Tarbell, I. M., The BO?J Scouts' Life of Lincoln, MacmillaJI, Chicago Thomas, Lowell, The Boy's Life of Colonel Lawrence, Century,

Chicago Thwaites, R. G., Daniel Boone, Appleton, Chicago Wade, M. H., The Boy Who Found Out, Little, Chicago Wade, M. H., The Trail Blaze1·s, Little, Chicago Weston, W. H., Pluta1·ch's Lives Retold for Yomtg People, Stokes,

New York Wister,' Q., The Seven Ages of Washington, Macmillan, Chicago Wilson, W., George Washington, Harper, New York Wilson-Driggs, White Indian Boy, World Bk., Chicago Yonge, C., The Book of Golden Deeds of All Tim es and All Lands,

Macmillan, Chicago

XIII. Geography and Tmvel

Adams, H. C., T1·avellm·'s Tales: A B.ook of Mm·vels, Boni, New York ,

Babson, R. W., The Futu1·e of South AmeTica, Little, Chicago Brooks, N., First Am·oss the C&ntinent, Scribner, Chicago Burroughs, I., Camping and Tmmping with Roosevelt, Houghton,

Chicago Haliburton, R., The Glor·ious Adventu1·e, Bobbs, Indianapolis Haliburton, R., The Royal Road to RO?nance, Bobbs, Indianapolis Hardy, M. E., Plant Geogmphy, Oxford Clarendon Press, New York Hillyer, V. M., A Child's Geogmphy of the World, Century, Chicago Hornaday, W. F., American Natuml History, Scribner, Chicago Johnston, Sir H. H., (Editor), The Wm·ld of Today, (4 Vols.),

Putnams, New York Latimer, L. P., YO?t1" Washington l)·nd Mine, Scribner, Ohica.go Laughlin, C. E., WheTe It All C01nes Tnw in F1·an.ce, Houghton,

Clticago Lefferts, N., Ou·r Own United States, Lippincott, Clticago McMurry, C. A., Pionem·s of the Rocky Mounta·in.s, Macmillan,

Chicago . 0 'Neill, E., Peeps at G1·eat Cities, Macmillan, Chicago

56 BOOKS TO READ

0 'Neill, E., P eeps at Many Lands S er:_ies, Macmillan, Chicago (Australia; New Zealand; Canada and New Foundland; China and J apan; Egypt and Holy Laud; England and Wa.les; Ita.ly and Greece ; Loudon and Paris; Norway and Denmark; Scot­land and Ireland; Spain a nd Portugal ; Sweden and Finland)

Rolt-Wheeler, F. W., The United Sta.tes Se1·vice Sm-ies, Lothrop, Boston

Some of the titles are : The Boy with the U. S. Natumlists The Boy with the U. S. Mines The Boy with the U. S. W eathe1· Men, etc.

Synge, M. B., The Book of Discovery, Putnam, New York Van Loon, H. W., The Golden Book of Dutch Navigators, Century,

Chicago Villiers, A. J ., Whaling in the F1·ozen South, Bobbs, Indianapolis Kaempffert, W. B ., (Editor), A Popular History of American

Invention, Scribner, Chicago Keelor, K . L ., W01·k ing wi th Electricity, Macmillan, Chicago Paradise and L eeming, The New Book of Magic, Doubleday, Chicago Rush, C. E ., ancl Winslow, A., Modm·n Alaildin.s and Thei1· Magic,

Little, Chica go Slosson, E., Creative Chemist1·y, Century, Chicago 'rhnrston, E ., T wo Hund1·ed Tr·icks You Can Do, Sully, New York Van Metre, T. 'ilif., T1·ains, T1'lteks and Travel, Sil_nmons, Chicago

XIV. Aviation Allen, E. L., Nl odel Airpla.nes: How to Build and Fly Them,

Stokes, New York Amundsen, R. E . G., Ow· Polm· Fl•ight, Dodd, New York Amundsen, R. E. G., and Ellsworth, L ., The F·i.rst C1·ossing of the. .

Pola1· S ea, Doran Barry, N. E ., Wonde·r Flights of Long Ago, Appleton, Chicago Byrd, R. E., Skywa1·d, Putnam, New York Collins, A. 1!'., The Boys' A irplane Book, Stokes, New York Collins, A. F., The Boys' Book of Model Ae1·oplanes, Century, Chi-

cago Crump, I. , The B01JS' Book of Ainnen, Dodd, New York Day, 0., Miniatu1"e A irc,·aft, Manual Arts Press, Peoria. Driggs, L. L. T., H eroes of Avia.tion, Little, Chicago Earha.rt, A., Twea<ty Hou1·s- Fo1·ty Minutes- Ou1· Flight in the Friend-

ship, Putnam, New York Fraser, C. C., Heroes of the Air, Crowell, New York Green, F., Dick Byrd--Air Explorer, Putna m, New York H aines, D. H., Dragon Flies, Houghton, Chicago Holland, Histm·ic Inventions, Jacobs Jones, P., An Alphabet mt Aviation, Macrae, Philadelphia Lindbergh, C. A., We, Putnam, New York Post, A., Skycraft, Oxford, New York Teale, E. W., Tlie Book of Glide1·s, Dutton, New York Thomas, ·L., The First World Flight, Houghton, Chicago

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Van Every, D., and Tracy, M., Chm·les A. Linclbergh: H·is Life, Appleton, Chicago

Williams, A., Conquering the A i1·, elson, New York

XV. The Physical Sciences Adams, J. H ., Hm·p er 's Elect?·icity- Book for Boys, Harper, New

York Bryant, L. M., 1'he Chilckm~'s Book of Crlebmted B1··ic1.ges, C'en­

tury, Chicago Bryant, L. M., The Children's Book of Celebmted Towers, Centu ry,

Chicago Clarke, C. R., The BO'IJS' Book of Physics, Dutton, New Yqrk Collins, A. F., A Bi1·d's E'ye View of Inventim~, Crowell, New York Collins, A. F., The Book of W i1·eless, Appleton, Chicago Collins, A. F., The Boy Chemist, Lothrop, Boston Collins, A. F ., The Boy's Book of Subntm·ines, Stokes, New York Collins, A. F ., The Boy's Book of Model A eroplanes, Century,

Chicago Collins, A. F ., The Radio AmateuT's Hcmdbook, Crowell, New York Collins, A. F ., The Wonders of Chemist·ry, Crowell, New York Darrow, F. L., The Boys' Own Book of Great Inventim~, Macmillan,

Chicago :E'abre, J. H. C., The Wond eT Book of Chemist·ry, Century, Chicago Forman, S. E., Sto1·ies of Useful Inventions, Century, Chicago Rolland, R. S., Histo1·ic Inventions, Macrae, Philadelphia Husband, A., Y ea1· in a Coal Mine, Roughton, Chicago

XVI. Natural Science A. General References

Comstock, A. B., Handbook of Natu1·c Sttuly, Comstock, It haca. N.Y.

B. The Ea.1th Fabre, J. H., The Secret of Everyday Things, Century, Chicago Fabre, J. H., The Stm·y Book of S cience, Century, Chicago :E'abre, J. H., 1.'his Em·tlt of Otu·s, Century, Chicago Rawksworth, H., The Stmnge Adventw·es of a Pebble, Scribner,

Chicago H a wksworth, H ., The Adventm·es of a Grain of DtMt, Sc1·ib1'tm·,

Chicago Loomis, F. B ., The Fielcl Book of Cmnmon Rooks ancl Minerals.

Putnam, New York Mills, Enos A., The Romwnce of Geology, Doubleday, Chicago Mills, · Enos A., Wild Life in the Rockies, Houghton, Chicago Mills, Enos A., Em·th and Its Rhytlvms, Appleton, Chicago Thomson, J. A., The Outl·ine of Sr:ie1we, Putnam, New York

C. The Sky Clark, E . C., Ast1·onomy f1·om a Dippm·, with Charts, Houghton,

Chicago Collins, A. F., The Boy AstTonmner, Lothrop, Boston Griffith, A . M., Stm·s and Thei1· Stm'ies, Holt, Chicago McKready, K., A B eginner 's Sta1·-Book, Put11am, New York

58 BOOKS TO READ

Olcott, W. T ., The Book of Stm·s fo?· Young People, Putnam, New York

D. The Sea Butler, Mrs. E., .Along the Shore, Day, New York Ingersoll, E., Book of the Ocean, Century, Chicago Mayer, A., Seasho1·e Life, Lippincott, Chicago Mellen, I., The Ymmg Folk's B ook of Fishes, Dodd, New York E. Plant Life Carr, W. H., The Sti1· of Natu·re, Oxford, New York Blanchan, N., Nature 's Gm·den, Doubleday, Chicago Burgess, T . W., The Burgess Flower Book for Chilck en, Littl e,

Chicago K eeler, H. L., Our Early Wild Flowers, Scribner, Chicago Keeler, H. L., Wayside Flowers of Sumnte1·, Scribner, Chicago Matthews, F. S., Field B ook of .Amm·ican Wild Flowe1·s, Putnam,

New York Patch, E. M., Holiday Meadow, Macmillan, Chicago Reed, C. A., The Flower Guide, Doubleday, Chicago Walton, G. L., The Flower Finder, Lippincott, Chicago

F . Birds Baynes, E. H., Wild Bircl Guest: How to Ente1·tain Them, Dutton,

New York Blanchan, N ., Bird Neighbors, Doubleday, Chicago Burroughs, T. W., Burgess Bird Book for Children, Little, Chicago Burroughs, J., Bird Stories from Burroughs, Houghton, Chicago Burroughs, J., Wake-Robin, Houghton, Chicago Chapman, F. M., Bird Life, Appleton, Chicago Chapman, F. M., What Bird Is That?, Appleton, Chicago Chapman, F. M., Our Winter Birds, Appleton, Chicago Chapman, F . M., The Tmvels of B i1·ds, Appleton, Chicago Hawksworth, H., .A Year in the Wonderland of Birds, Scribn er,

Chicago Matthews, F. S., .A Field Book of Wild Birds and Their Music ,

Putnam, New York Miller, 0. T., The First Book of Birds, Houghton, Chicago Miller, 0. T., The Second Book of Birds: B i1·d Families, Hough-

ton, Chicago Miller, 0. T., The Children's Book of Birds, Houghton, Chicago Reed, C., Land Birds East of the Rockies, Doubleday, Chicago Reed, C., Water Birds East of the Rockies, Doubleday, Chicago

G. Butterflies and Insects Burroughs, J ., Birds and B ees, Houghton, Chicago Clark, G. G., Tiny Toilers and Their Works, Century, Chicago Comstock, A., The Ways of the Siz Footed, Comstock, Ithaca, N . Y. Comstock, J. H., Insect Life, Appleton, Chicago Fabre, J. H., The Book of Insects, Dodd, New York Fabre, J. H., Insect .Advrntures, Dodd, New York Fabre, J. H., Life of the Caterpillm·, Dodd, New York Fabre, J. H ., Life of the Grasshopper, Dodd, New York

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Fabre, J. H., The Mason·Bees, Dodd, New York Fabre, J. H., The Mason-Wasps, Dodd, New York Fabre, J . H., The Life of the Spider, Dodd, New York Hollll.lld, W. J., The Buttm"fly Book, Doubleday, Chicago Maeterlinck, M., The Children's L i f e of the Bee, Dodd, New York Paterson, A. J., The Spinner l!'amily, McClurg, Chicago Weed, C. A., Insect Ways, Appleton, Chicago

H. Trees Cobb, E ., Gm·den Steps, Silver, Chicago Curtis, C. C., A Guide to Trees, Greenberg, Now York Duncan, F ., When Mothe1· Lets Us Garden, Dodd, New York French, A., The B eginne1·'s Ga1·den Book, Macmillan, Chicago Hawksworth, H., A Year in the Wonde•·land of Trees, Scribner,

Chicago Keeler, H. L., Om· Na.titvc l'1·ees and How to Identify Them, Scrib·

ner, Chicago Mathews, F. S., The l!'ield Book of Amc1·ican Trees and Shrubs,

Putnam, New York Moseley, E. L ., T?·ees, Sta·rs and Birds, World Book, Chicago Pack, C. L., TTees as Good Citizens, American Tree Assn. Pack, C. L., The School Book of Forestry, American Tree Assn.,

Washington, D. C. Pack, C. L., The School Book of I!'orest1·y, Lippincott, Chicago

I. Animal Life Anthony, H . E., The l!'ield Book of No1·th Ame1·ican Ma1nmals,

Putnam, New York Baynes, E. H ., Pola1·is: The Story of an Eskimo Dog, Macmillan,

Chicago Baynes, E. H., Wild Animal Guests, Macmillan, Chicago Beebe, C. W., Jungle Days, Putnam, New York Burgess, T. W., The Burgess • Ani1na.l Book for Child1·en, Little,

Chicago Burroughs, John, Sqttvrrels and Othe1· Fu1· B ca·rers, Houghton, Chi ·

cago Dombrowski, K ., Just Ho1·ses, Macmillan, Chicago Du Chaillu, P., In Af1·ica1~ Fo·rest and Jungle, Scribner, Chicago Gillfillan, Sheep, Atlantic Monthly Press, Boston Hornadpy, W. T., The Amm·ica.n Natuml History, Scribner, New

York Hornaday, W. T., Tales f1·om NatuTe's Wondm·lands, Scl'ibner,

Chicago Mills, E. A., The Grizzly, Ou1· Greatest Wild Animal, Houghton,

Chicago Putnam, D. B., David Goes to BajJ'in Land, l;>utnam, New York Putnam, D. B., David Goes to Greenland, Putnam, New York Putnam, D. B ., David Goes Voyaging, Putnam, New York Roosevelt, Theodore, African Gmne Trails, Scribner, Chicago Roosevelt and Roosevelt, East of the Sun and West of the Moon,

Scribner, Chicago

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b[tt·pe, Dallas L., Fall of the Yea~·, Ho ughton, Chicago Sha rpe, Dallas L ., Sp1·ing of the Y em:, Houghton, Chicago Sharpe, Dallas L., W inte1·, Houghto n, Chicago Sha rpe, Dallas L., Smnm e1·, Houghton, Chicago Sha rpe, Dallas L ., A WcLtcher ·in the TVootls, Century, Chicago • T homson, J . A., T he N ew NatuTo.l Hist m·y , 3 Vo ls., P ut nam, New

YOI'k Wn m er, C. D., A Hwnting of the Deer, Houghto n, Chicago

XVIJ.. Poetry (Colleetions·Anthologies ) Alli nghnm, W., Rob·in Reel B'l'east, Macmillan, Chicago Auslander a nd H ill, T he Wi1oged H oTse, Doublecla.y, Chicago Ausla nder a nd H ill, The W ingcil Horse Anthology, Doubleday,

Chicago Binyou, L ., (Compiler ) , The Golden T1·easw·y of Modem L yrics,

Macmillan, Chicago Ca rha rt and McGhee, Thru~tgh Magic Casements, Macmillan, Chicago Chisholm, L., (Co mpiler ), The Golden Stai1·case, P ut nam, New York Clarke, G. H ., (Edito r), A TTeasuTy of WaT PoetTy, ( T wo Volu mes),

Houghton, Chicago Colum, P ., Anthology of !?'ish Verse, Boni, New York Davis, M. G., T he Gi1·ls' Boolc of Vm·se, Stokes, New York De La Mare, W., Con1e Hi the1', Knopf, New York Dri nkwater, J ., (Compiler ), 1'he Wa:y of Poet?·y, Houghton, Chicago F ish, H. D., (Co mpiler ), The Boy's Book of V e1'se, Stokes, New

York Grahame, K ., (Compile r ), The Cambridge Book of Poet1'y fo7· Chi l·

cl1·en, P utnam, New Yo rk H a rper, W ., A Li ttle Book of Nr~cessm·y B alla:cls, Harper, New York J errold, Vv., T he Book of Sto1·y Poe•rns, Stokes, New York Lomax, J . A., Cowboy Songs amtl Other F1·ont·ie1· Ballads, Macmillan,

Chicago · Long, J. A., (Co mpil er ) , Oh~ English Ballads, Heath, Chi cngo Lucas, E. V ., (Compiler), Til e Open Road, H olt, Chicago Nei.l1n rdt, J. G., The Song of the IndiO?~ Wwrs, Macmillnn, Chicago Noyes, A., Forty Singi ng Sewmeu, Stokes, New York Olcot t, F. J ., (Compiler ), Story 1'Pll'ing Poems, Houghton, Chicago Palgrave, F . T ., The Golden Treas·m·y of Songs and Poems, Mac-

milla n, Chica go Quiller·Conch, A. T ., T he Ox ford Book of Engl·~~ ~~ Verse, Oxf o1·d,

New York

R.ittenhousc, J . B ., '/' li e Little Book of Moil ern 11 crsc, Houghton, Chicago

Rittenhouse, J. B., T he Secour/ Buok of Modem Verse, Houghton, Chicago

Repplie1·, A., .A Book of Fa:mo~1 s Verse, Houghton, Chicago Stevenson, B . E., The Home Book of V e1·se f or Yo~tng Folks, H olt,

Chicago Teasdale, S., Ra·inbo'W. Golcl, Macmillan, Chicago Unterm eyer, L., T his S·ing·ing World, Harcourt, New Yo rk

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Van Doren, M., A Ju.wior An thology, Boni, New York WiggiJI and Smith, Golilmt Numbe1·s, Doubleday, Chi ca;ro W ilkinson, M., NPn• Vo·ices, Ma cmillan, Chicago

XVIII. P lays A. Lists of Plays

Drama League of America, Plays for Amateurs, Wilson, New York Drama L eague of America, Plays for Ch'ilcl1·en, Wilson, New York Hazeltin e, A . X., Play.~ f01· ChilclTen, A. L. A., 'h icago ------, Plays f or Junio1· High

B. Costuming and Play Productions Andrews and Merrick, Acting and Play P1·ocl•uc:Uon Calthorp, D. C., Engl·ish Costume, Macmillan, Chicago Chalmers, H., The A1·t of Make-Up, Appleton, Chicago Dean, A., The Little Theat1·e 01·ganizcttoion and Ma.nagem.ent for

Community, Uwive1·s·ity and School, Appleton, Chicago Field, R., Patchwo·rcl Plays, Doubleday, Chicago Everson, F. M., P1tppet Plc~ys f01' Chilcken, B eckley-Curdy, Chicago Haire, F. H., The Folk Costu1ne Book, Ban1es, New York Mackaye, C. D., Chilcl1·en's Thea.t1·es an£! Plays, Appleton, Chicago Mackaye, C. D., How to P1·ocl1we ChilclrPn's Plays, H olt, Chicago Major, C. T., Playing 1'heatTe, Oxford, Now York Sanford, A. P., (Editor )", Otttcloor Plays f01· Boys a.ncl Gvrls, Dodd,

New York C. Plays

Barrie, J. M., Pantaloon, Scribn er, Chicago Bell, Lady F. E., FaiTy Tale Pla.ys anrl How to Act Them, Long­

mans, New York Benton, R., 1'he Elf of D·iscontent autl Othe1' PlCIIIJS, Doubleday,

Chicago Brown, A. F., The Lantent and OtheT Plays, Houghton, Chicago Butler, M. A., Literatu1·e D1'am.aiizerl fo ·r ClasSl'OO?n Use, Harcourt,

New York Cohan, H. L ., (Editor ) , The Junior Play Book, Harcolll't, New York Comstock, F., Dramatic VeTsion of G1·eek Myths and H e1·o Tales,

Ginn, Chicago De Ia Mare, W., C1·oss·ings, Knopf, New York Gale, Z., N eighbo·rs, Huebsch Goldsmith, S. L ., Woniler Clock Plays, Harper, New York Gregory, L ady, Seven l?'ish Plays, Putnnm, New York Hazeltine and Beurimo, The Y ellow .Jacket, Bobbs-MeniTI, In­

dianapolis Jagendorf, M. A., One-A ct Plays f01' Young Folks, Brentano, New

York Jagendorf, M. A., Pantomimes f01' the ChildTen's Theat?·e, Brentano,

New York Jasspen, and Becker, R·itual and Dl'a?natized Folkdays, Century,

Chicago Leonard, S. A., The Atlantic J3ook of Moden~ Plays, Little, Chicago

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Lutkenhaus, A. M., and Knox, /. ory and Play Readers, (3 Vols.), Century, Chicago

Lutkenhaus, A. M., and Kn ox, Plays for School. Children, Century, Chicago

Mackay, C. D., The S-ilver Thread and Otl1 e1· Folk Plays, Holt, Chicago

Mackay, C. D., The House of the H eart, Holt, Chicago Mackay, C. D., Patriotic Plays and Pageants, Holt, Chicago Miller, · E. E., D1·a1natization of Bible Stm·ies, Univ. of Chicago Minchin, N. E., The J este1·'s P~t1'Se, Harcourt, New York Moses, M. J., .A T1·easury of Plays for Children, Little, Chicago Moses, M. J., .Another T·reaStt1'Y of Plays fo1· Child1·e1~, Little, Chi·

cago Olcott, V., Holiday Plays f m· Home, School and S ettlement, Dodd,

New York Olcott, V., Inten tatw nal Plays [o1· Young People, Dodd, New York Skinner and Skinner, Child1·en's Plays, Appleton, Chicago Smith, N. A., Plays, Panto1nim.e.~ and Tablea~tx f o1· Chi ldren, Dodd ,

New York Syrrett, N., Robin Goodf ellow mw Othm· Fai1·y Plays, Dodd, New

York Thomas, C. S., The .Atlantic B ook of Junwr Plays, Little, Chicago Webber and Webster, On e- A ct Plays f or Secondary Schools, Hough·

ton, Chicago Webber and Webster, One-Act Plays [o1· Junior High- Schools Wright, H . S., N ew Plays fro'l'l~ Old Tales, Macmillan, Chicago

D. Marionettes and Puppets Joseph, H. M., A Book of Mm··ionet tes, Viking, New York Mcisaac, F. J., The T ony Sarg Ma1·ionette Book, Viking, New York Mills and Dunn, Mari.onette.Y, MMks, and Shadows, Doubleday, Chi -

cago Stoddard and Sarg, A Book of Mm·ionette Plays, Greenberg, New

York

XIX. Folk Songs, Folk Dances ancl Singing Games

Bell, E. T., Fifty Fig~we and Cha.racter Da1wes f o1· Schools, Barnes, New York

Burchenal, E., (Editor), Amm·ican Count1·y Dances, Vol. I , Schirmer, New York

Burcbenal, E., (Editor) , Folk-Dances and Sing·ilng Gam.es, Schirmer, New York

Crampton, C. D., (Compiler) , The Dance Book, Barnes, New York Crawford, C., Folk Dmwes an(l Gam{)s, Barnes, New York Davison, Surette and Whitney, One Hu1w1·ed and Forty Folk Songs

with Piano Acc01npanim~e;it, Schirmer, New York Frost, H., Clog Dance Book, Barnes, New York Fullerton, C. A., A One Book Cou1·se in Elementary Music and

Selected Songs for Schools, Fullerton and Gray, Cedar Falls, Iowa Sharpe, C. J ., (Editor), One Hundred E nglish Folk Songs, Schirmer,

New York

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XX. Music Bauer and Peyzer, How Music Grew f1'0m Prehistoric Tvmes to the

Present Day, Putnam, New York Chapin, A. A., Tales fro11l Wagner, Harper, New York Coleman, Mrs. S. N., Creative Mu.sw for Children, Putna.m, New

York Daloroze, E. J., Rhythm, Music and Education, Putnam, New York Guerber, H. A., Stories of the Wagner Operas, Dodd, New York Kobbe, The Book of the Opera La Prade, E., Alice in Orchestralia, Doubleday, Chicago Lillie, L ., The Story of Mus·w and Musicians, Harper, New York McSpadden, Stories of the Opera, Crowell, New York Whitcomb, I. P., Young People's Story of Mttsw, Dodd, New York

XXI. Art and Architecture Barstow, C. L., Famous Buildings, Century, Chicago Barstow, C. L., Fa11tou.s Sculpture, Century, Chicago Bryant, L. M., The Child1·en's Book of Celebrated Buildings, Cen­

tury, Chicago Bryant, L. M., The Child1·en's Book of Celebrated Pictures, Cen­

tury, Chicago Bryant, L . M., The Chilchen 's Book of Celebrated Sculpture, Cen­

tury, Chicago Conway, E. A., and Sir Wm., The Child1·en's Book of Art, Mac-

millan, Chicago Faure, E., History of Art (4 Vols.), Ha.rper, New York Gibson, K., The Golden Bir(l and Other Stories, Ma.e!;llillan, Chicago Hurl!, E. M., Rive1·side Art Series, Houghton, Chicago Hurll, E. }f., How to Show Pwtw·es to Children, Houghton, Chicago Lamprey, L ., Wonde1· Tales of Architecture, Stokes, New York Masterpieces in Colar, (57 Artists represented in the collection),

Stokes, New York Reinach, S., AzJollo, Scribner, Chicago Whitcomb, I. P., The Young Peoples Story of Art, Dodd, New York

XXII. Occupations and Handicrafts Adams, J. D., Cm·pentry for Beai1mers, .Dodd, New York Adams, Peter, Cm·k Ships an(l How to Make Th0111, Dutton, New

York Beard, D., Buckskin Book for B'll,ckskin Men, Lippincott, Chicago Beard, D., The A11terican Boys' Handy Book, Scribner, Chicago Beard, D., Boat-Building and Boating, Scribner, Chicago Beard, D., Shelte1·s, Shacks, a1td Shanties, Scribner, Chicago Beard, D., (Patten), The Complete Pla'!}cmft Book, Stokes, New

York Beard, D., The Jolly Book of Boxcraft, Stokes, New York Collins, A. F., Amateur Photographer's Handbook, Crowell, New

York Curtis, Helen P ., When Sally Sews, Macmillan, Chicago Ernst, 0. H., Opportunity Ahead, Appleton, Chicago Fryer, J. E., Mary Frances' Sewvng Bag, Winston, Chicago

64 BOOKS TO READ

HaJJ, A. N ., The Handy Book, I,othrop, Boston Hall, A. N., B·ig Book of Boys' Hobbi~s, Lothrop, Boston Hall and Perkins, Handcraft for Handy Girls, Lothrop, Boston Hughes, F. C., Hanilwm·k fo1· Boys, Bruce, Mihvaukee Leeming, J ., Things Any Boy Can Make, Century, Chicago L eitch, A. C., Miniatu1·e Boat Building, Henley, New York Polkinghorne, Weaving and Othm· Pleasant Occupations, Brentano,

New York Snow and Froelich, A Hunit?·ed Things a Girl Can Mak e, ·Lippincott,

Chicago Townsend, A. H., Canwing and Scout·ing Lore, Harper, New York Wheeler, Playing with Clay, Macmillan, Chicago White, M., How to Make Baskets, Doubleday, Chicago

XXIII. Sports and Games Games

Adams, P., Clippm· Skips Done in Cork Models, Dutton, New York Armstrong, D. S., 1'he Boys' Book of Sta1np Collecting, Stokes, New

York Bancroft, J. H., Games fm· the Playg1·ound, Hom.e, School and Gym­

nasium, Macmillan, Chicago Bea rd, D. C., Bucksk·i1~ ;Book, Lippiucott, Chicago Clark, I., Su.ppose W e Plcty, ( Ga.mes for Little Child·ren), Crowell,

New York Collins, A. F., The Boys' Book of A1nusements, Appleton, Chicago Collins, A, F ., Boys' and Gi1·ls ' Book of Otttdoor Games, Appleton,

Chicago C~tter, S. J., Conundntms, Riddles, Pttzzles and Gwmes, Paul Geister, E., What Shall W e Play?, Doubleday., Cl1icngo Lucns, E. V., and Elizabeth, Th1·ee Httndred Gmnes ancl Pastimes,

o1· What Shall W e Do Notv?, Stokes, New York Staley, S. C., Ga:mes, Contests ancl R elays, Barnes, New York Sperling, H., (Compiler ) , The Playground Book, Barnes, New York Tippett, J. S., B11sy Carpente1·s, World Book Co., Chicago

XXIV. Health, Happin ess and Mann ers Clark and Qu.igley, Et·iquett e, Jr. , Doubleday, Chicago De Schweinitz, K., G1·owing Up, :Macmillan, Chicago G1·enfell, W. T., You1·self an cl Yot£1" B ody, Scribner, Chicago Hawkswmth, H., The Wm·kshop of the Mind, Scribner, Chicago Ha"·ksworth, H., What Are You Going to B e?, Century, Clticago Post, E ., Eti.qtwtte'; Funk and Wagnall South P hiladelphi:t High Sc hool for Girls Faculty, Evm·yday Man·

1i.ers f or American Boys am cl. Gi1·ls, Mncmillan, Chicago

XXV. Magazin es National Geogmphic, Hubbard Memorial Hall, Washington, D. C. Natw·e Magazine, 1214 16th St., Washington, D. C. John Martin 's Book, John Martin House, 33 W. 49th St., New

York City Child Life, Rnnd, McNally & Co., 536 So. Clark St., Chicago

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A.met·icwn Boy and Youth 's Companion, Spra.gue Pub. Co., Detroit, Michigan

Popular Mechanics, 200 East Ontario St., Chicago St. N icholas, Scholastic Pub. Co., 923 Wabash Bldg., Pittsburgh Cu-rrent Events, American Education Press, Columbus, Ohio Cun·ent Literatu1·e, Current Literature Pub. Co., 63 W. 36th St.,

New York The Magazine World, Atlantic Monthly, No. 8 Arlington St., Boston The Litemry D·igest, l!'unk & Wilgnalls, 334·360 Fourth Ave., New

York

66 ' BOOKS TO READ'

TO'l'AL LIST OF SELECTIONS RANKING HIGHES'l' IN THE SIX EXPERIMENTS CONDUCTED IN THE FIELD OF

CHILDREN'S CHOICES IN PROSE

GRADES IV, v, AND VI

(Experiments conducted under the direction of Wilma Garnett)

Andersen, Hans, Ande1·sen Fairy Book, Stokes, New York '' Tl1e White Swan''

Asquith, Lady Cynthia, Flying CaTtJet, Scribner, Chicago '' Olaf the Fair and Olaf the Dark''

Barrie, Sir James M., Peter Pan, Barse and Hopkins, Newark, N. J. Chapters I and II

Baynes, Harold, Pola1·is, Macmillan, Chicago Chapters I and II

Baynes, Harold, The Szwite, Macmillan, Chicago Chapters I and II

Bianco, M., Poor Cecco, Doran, Garden City Chapters I and II

Charnley, Mitchell, The Secrets of Ba.<~eball, Appleton, Chicago The chRpter by R. Hornsby

Clemens, S. L., Th e Adventures of Tom Sawyer, Harper, New York Ch!Lpters I and II

Cody, Col. Wm. F., The Adventu1·es of Buffalo Bill, Harper, New York "Little Bill at School"

Collodi, Finocchio, Lippincott, Chicago Chapters I and II

Crewe, Helen, Satu1·day's ChUdren, Little, Chicago ''Tonia''

D' Aulnoy, Comtesse, The White Cat, Macmillan, Chicago Fancuilli, G., The Little Blue Man, Houghton, Chicago

Chapter I Fillmore, Parker, Czechosl01Jak Fa·i1·y Tltles, Harcourt, New York

''The Three Citrons'' Fillmore, Parker, Mighty Mikko, Harcourt, New York

" The Three Chests" Habberton, J., H elen's Babies, Burt, New York

Chapters I and II Holland, R. S., Histo1·ic .A:irshitJs, Macme Smith, Philadelphia

''Lindbergh ' ' Jacobs, J., Celtic Fairy Tales, Burt, New York

"Gold Tree and Silver Tree" James, Will, Smoky, Scribner, Chicago

Chapters I and II Kipling, R., Boy Stories, Dodge, New York

"Wee Willie Winkie"

BOOKS TO READ

Kipling, H., Ju.st So Stories, Doubleday, Chicago "Rikki Tikki Tavi"

Laboulaye, Favry B ook, Harper, New Yo1·k '' The Three Citrons''

Lngerlof, Selma, Clw·ist L egends '' The Flight into Egypt ' '

La Pl'llde, E ., A lice in O!·chest1·aUa, Doubleday, Chicago Lofting, Hugh, The Story of Dr. Doz.ittle, Stokes, New York Luigi, N VInble L egs, Longmans, New York M. B. de Monvel, J oan of A1·c, Century, Chicago

(Pages 5·15)

?lf.cSpadden, J., Stm'ies ['rom Great Operas, CI·owell, New York ''Martha ' '

Mills, Enos, The Sto1·y of" Scotch, Houghton, Chicago Mukerji, D. G., Hindu Fable.~, Dutton, New York

"Bunny the Brave " Mukerji, D. G., Kari, Dutton, Nell' York

Chaptei'S I and II P hillips, E. C., A Stm·y of Nm1ey Hanb, Houghton, Chicago

Chapters I and II Pu~1phrey, M., Pilgrim1 Stm·ies, Rand, Chicago

(Pages 219·227)

Ramee, Louise de la, Dog of Flandm·s, Lippincott, Chicago Ramee, Louise de la, Moufflou, Educ. P ub. Co., Chicago Ransome, Arthur, Old Petm·'s R1tssian Tales, Nelson, New York

Alenousshka and Her Little Brother'' Salten, F elix, Bam.bi, Simon and Schuster, New York

Chapter II Shet·man and Kent, The Child!· en'.~ Bible, Scribner, Chicago

''Joseph '' Stockton, F. R., Th e Q1teen 's M1tse1tm, Scribn,er, Chicago

''The Griffin and the Minor Canon'' Wilde, 0., The Happy Prince, Putnam, New York Wili\On·Driggs, The White I ndian BO?J, World Book Co., Chicago

''The Pony Express''

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INDEX OF PUBLISHERS

A bingdon-Abiuguon Press, 740 Rush Street, Chicago A. L. A.-American Library Association, 520 N. Michigan Avenue, Chicago American-American Book Co., 330 E. 22nd Street, Chicago A. M. F.-Atlantic Monthly Press (Books distributed by Little, Brown), Boston Appleton-D. Appleton & Co., 2008 Ca lumet Avenue, Chicago A. T. A.-American Tree Association, 1214 16th Street N. W., Washington, D. C. Altemus-Philadelphia Barnes-A:. S. Barnes & Co., 67 W. 44th Street, New York Barse-Ba1·se & Hopkins, 29-39 Division Street, Newark, N. J. Beckley-Beckley, Ca rdy Co ., 17 East 23rd Street, Chicago Bellows-Bellows-Reeve Co., Chicago Black-A. & C. Black Limited (See Macmillan Co.), London Bobbs-Bobbs, Merrill & Co., 724 North Me1·idian Street, Indianapolis, Indiana Boni-Boni & Liveright, 61 W. 48th Street, New York Bookhouse--My Bookhouse Publishing Co., Chicago Bradley-Milton Bradley Co., 49 Willow Street, Springfield, Mass. (See Tho~.

Charles Co.) Brentano-5th Avenue and 27th Street, New York Bruce-Bruce Publishing Co., 354-364 Milwaukee Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Bryan-Bryan Press, Washington, D. C. Burt- A. L. Burt Co., 114-120 East 23rd Street, New York Century-The Century Co., 2126 Pmirie Avenue, Clticago Chicago-Chicago University Press, Chicago Comstock-Comstock Publishing Co., 124 Robert's Place, Ithaca, New York Cosmopolitan-Cosmopolitan Book Corp., 572 Madison Avenue, New York Coward-Coward-McCann, 425 Fourth Avenue, New York Crowell-T. Y . Crowell & Co., 393 Fourth Avenue, New York Day-John Day, 386 Fourth Avenue, New York Desmond-New York Dodd-Dodd, Mead & Company, 443 Fourth Avenue, New York Doran-George H . Doran Co., 244 Madison .Avenue, New York Doubleday-Doubleday, Doran & Co., 917 Chicago Avenue, Oak Park, Illinois Duffield-Duffield & Company, 200 Madison Avenue, New York Dutton-E. P. Dutton & Company, 681 Fifth Avenue, New York Educational-Educational Publ:ii]1ing Corp, 2410 Prail"ie Avenue, Chicago Eva.ns--Evans Brothers, Ltd., Montague House, Russell Square, London Flanagan-A. Flanagan & Company, 920 North Franklin Street, Chicago Friendship-Friendship Press, 150 Fifth Avenue, New York Fullerton-Fullerton & Gray, Cecl ar ]'alls, Iowa Funk-Funk & Wagnalls, 354-.360 Fourth Avenue, New York Gabriel-S. Gabriel Sons & Co., 76 Fifth Avenue, New York Ginn-Ginn & Compa.ny, 2301 Prairie Avenue, Chicago Greenburg-Greenburg Publishers, Inc., 160 Fifth Avenue, New York Grosset-Grosset & Dunlap, 1019 W. J ackson Blvd., Chicago

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Harcourt-Harcourt, Brace & Co., 383 Madison Avenue, New York Harper-Harper & Brothers, 49 East 33rd Street, New York Harr-Harr, Wagner, San Francisco Heath-D. C. Heath & Co., 1815 Prairie Avenue, Chicago Hebberd-Wallace Hebberd, 103 Park Avenue, New York Heinemann-Wm. Heinemann, Ltd., 99 Great Russell Street, London Henley-New York City Hodder-Hodder & Stoughton, St. Paul's House, Warwick Square, London Holt-Henry Holt & Company, 2626 Prairie Avenue, Chicago Houghton-Houghton, Mifflin & Co., 2500 Prairie Avenue, Chicago Jack-T. C. and E. C. Jack, Ltd. (See Nelson) Jones-Marshall Jones Company, 212 Summer Street, Boston Knopf-Alfred A. Knopf, 730 Fifth Avenue, New York Lane-John L ane-The Bodley Head Ltd., Vigo Street, London

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Lippincott-J. B. Lippincott & Company, 1249-57 So. Wabash Avenue, Chicago Little-Little, Brown & Co., 221 East 20th Street, Chicago Longmans-Longmans, Green & Company, 55 Fifth Avenue, New York Lothrop--Loth1·op, Lee & Shepherd, 275 Congress Street, Boston, Mass. Lyons-Lyons & Carnahan, 221 East 20th Street, Chicago McBride-Robt. M. McBride & Co., 7 W. 16th Street, New York McClure-McClure, Philips & Co. McClurg-A. C. McClurg & Co., 333 East Orleans Street, Clricago McDevitt-McDevitt-Wilson, Inc., 30 Church Street, New York McKay- David McKay, 604-8 S. Washington Square, Philadelphia, Pa. Macmillan-The Macmillan Company, 2459 Pmirie Avenue, Chicago Macrae-Macrae-Smith, 1712 Ludlow Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Manual-Manual Arts Press, Peoria, illinois Methrien-Methrien & Co., Ltd., 36 Essex Street, London Minton-Minton, Balch & Co., 203 E. 42nd Street, New York Morrow-Wm. Morrow & Co., 386 Fourth Avenue, New York National-National Geography, 16th and M Streets, N. W ., Washington, D. C. Natural-Natural Geog., Washington, D. C. Nelson-Thomas Nelson & Sons, 381-5 Fourth Avenue, New York N~ille-H. Neville Publishing Company, Los Angeles Newson-Newson & Company, 2500 Prairie Avenue, Chicago Oxford-Oxford Clarendon Press, 114 Fifth Avenue, New York Page-Page & Company, 53 Beacon Street, Boston, Mass. Penn-Penn Publishing Company, 925 Filbert Street, Philadelphia Pilgrim-Pilgrim Press, 14 Beacon Sh·eet, Boston, or 4185 Market Street, Chicago Platt-Platt & Munk, 200 Fifth Avenue, New York Public School-Public School Publishing Co., 509 N. East Street, Bloomington,

Illinois Putnam-G. P. Putnam's Sons, 2-6 W. 45th Street, Putnam Bldg., New York City Rand-Rand, McNally & Co., 536 South Clark Street, Clricago Reilly-Reilly & L ee Co., 536 Lake Shore Drive, Chicago Revill-Fleming H. Revill & Company, 17 North Wabash Avenue, Ch.icago Robertson-A. M. Robertson, 222 Stockton Street, San Francisco Row-Row, Peterson & Co. Rudder-Rudder Publishing Co., 9 Murray Street, New York

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San boru-Benj. H. Sa nbo rn & Co., 231 East 20th Street, Chicago · s chirmer-E. C. Schirmer Music Co., 3 East 43rd E!treet, New York Srott- Scot t, Foresman & Co., 623 South Wabash Avenue, Cbjcago Scribner's-Charles Scribner's Sons, 320 East 21st St1·eet, Chicago Sears-Sea rs P ublishing Co., Inc., 114 East 32nd Street, New York Fl hepa rd- Shepa rd & L awrence, Inc., Chicago Silve r-Silver, Burdette & Co., 221 East 20th Street, Chicago Simon-Simon & Schuster, Inc., New York Simpkins- Si mpkins, M~rshall, Hamilton, K ent & Co., Ltd ., 4 Stationet·s Hall Ct.,

L ondon Stokes-F1·ederick A. Stokes Co., 443 Fourth Avenue, New York Sully-Geo. Sully & Co., 114 E . 25th Street, 37 W. 57th Street, New York Sim mons- Simm ons-Boardman Publishing Co., 200 S. Clark . Street, Chicago Thompson-Th ompson P ublishing Co., Northport, L ong Island, N. Y. U . S. F lag-United States Flag Co rporation, Washiugton, D. C. Viking-Viking Press, Inc., 18 E. 48tlt Street, New York Volland-P. F. Volland & Co., 53 E. W ashington Street, Chicago vVrnnP-Fred erick Warne & Company, 26 East 22nd Street, New York Wil rle-W. A. Wilde Company, 131 Clarendon Street, Boston '\Vi !Us-Willis Music Compa ny, 137 W. 4th Street, Cincinnati Wilson-H. W. Wilson Co., 958 University Avenue, New York Winston-John C. Winston & Company, 623 So. W abash Avenue, Chicngo Wom:m 's-W"oman 's Press, 600 L exington Avenue, New York World-World Book Company, 2126 Prairie Avenue, Chicago Ya.le-Yale Un iversity Press, 143 Elm Street, New H aven, Conq..

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MAGAZINES

American Boy and Youth's Companion--Sprague Publishing Company, Detroit, Michigan

Child Life-Rancl McNally & Co., 536 South Clark Street, Chicago Current Events-American Education Press, Columbus, Ohio Current Literature--Current Litera ture Publishitw Co., 63 W. 36th Street, New

York Literary Digest-Funk & WagnaJls, 334-360 Fourth Avenue, New York The Magazine World-Atlantic Monthly, No. 8, Arlington Street, Boston John Martin's Book-John Mm'tin House, 33 West 49th Street, New York National Geographic-National Geographic Society, Hubbard Memorial Hall,

Washington, D. C. Nature Magazine--1214 Sixteenth Street, Washington, D. C. Popular Mechanics-200 East Ontario Street, Chicago St. Nicholas-Scholastic Publishing Co., 923 Wabash Bldg., Pittsburgh

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