=1. Four Little People and their Friends.=
=2. Elizabeth; or, The Exiles of Siberia. A Tale from the French= of Madame Cottin.
=3. Paul and Virginia. From the French of Bernardin Saint-Pierre.=
=4. Little Threads: Tangle Thread, Golden Thread, and Silver Thread.=
=7. The Perils of Greatness: The Story of Alexander Menzikoff.=
=8. Little Crowns and How to Win Them. By Rev. Joseph A. Collier.=
=9. Great Riches: Nelly Rivers' Story. By Aunt Fanny.=
=11. The Daisy's First Winter. And other Stories. By H. Beecher Stowe.=
=12. The Man of the Mountain. And other Stories.=
=13. Better than Rubies. With 62 Illustrations.=
=14. Experience Teaches. And other Stories. With 39 Illustrations.=
=15. The Happy Recovery. And other Stories. With 26 Illustrations.=
=16. Gratitude and Probity. And other Stories. With 21 Illustrations.=
=17. The Two Brothers. And other Stories. With 13 Illustrations.=
=18. The Young Orator. And other Stories. With 9 Illustrations.=
=19. Simple Stories to Amuse and Instruct. With Illustrations.=
=20. The Three Friends. And other Stories. With Illustrations.=
=21. Sybil's Sacrifice. And other Stories. With 12 Illustrations.=
=22. The Old Shepherd. And other Stories for the Young. With= Illustrations.
=23. The Young Officer. And other Stories for the Young. With= Illustrations.
=24. The False Heir. And other Stories for the Young. With= Illustrations.
=25. The Old Farmhouse; or, Alice Morton's Home. And other Stories.= By M. M. Pollard.
=26. Twyford Hall; or, Rosa's Christmas Dinner, and what she did with= it. By Charles Bruce.
=27. The Discontented Weathercock. And other Stories for Children. By= M. Jones
=28. Out at Sea. And other Stories. By Two Authors.=
=29. The Story of Waterloo; or, The Fall of Napoleon.=
=30. Sister Jane's Little Stories. Edited by Louisa Loughborough.=
=31. Uncle John's First Shipwreck; or, The Loss of the Brig 'Nellie.'= By Charles Bruce, Author of 'Noble Mottoes,' 'The Book of Noble Englishwomen,' etc
=32. The History of a Lifeboat. By Richard Rowe, Author of 'The Tower= on the Tor,' etc.
_In demy 18mo, with Illustrations, elegantly bound in cloth, price 9d. each._
This Series of Books will be found unequalled for genuine interest and value, and it is believed they will be eagerly welcomed by thoughtful children of both sexes. Parents may rest assured that each Volume teaches some noble lesson, or enforces some valuable truth.