=Journal of Education, Boston, Mass.=: The book is interesting and instructive throughout, and should be read widely in school and out.
=The American, Philadelphia, Pa.=: This book, prepared especially for younger people, is a careful, interesting history of the chief tribes of North American Indians, their peculiarities and ways of life. The picture drawn is good and highly instructive.
=Tribune, Chicago, Ill.=: Professor Starr is already a recognized authority on Indian lore, having a personal acquaintance with some thirty tribes, from Alaska to Yucatan. His book condenses into 240 pages the main facts gathered by students and explorers among the red men since the discovery of America. One cannot read many pages without feeling that the author is deeply in sympathy with the people of whom he is writing.
GRADE I. Bass’s The Beginner’s Reader .25 Badlam’s Primer .25 Fuller’s Illustrated Primer .25 Griel’s Glimpses of Nature for Little Folks .30 Heart of Oak Readers, Book I .25 Regal’s Lessons for Little Readers .35
GRADE II. Warren’s From September to June with Nature .35 Badlam’s First Reader .30 Bass’s Stories of Plant Life .25 Heart of Oak Readers, Book I .25 Snedden’s Docas, the Indian Boy .35 Wright’s Seaside and Wayside Nature, Readers No. 1 .25
GRADE III. Heart of Oak Readers, Book II .35 Pratt’s America’s Story, Beginner’s Book .35 Wright’s Seaside and Wayside Nature Readers, No. 2 .35 Miller’s My Saturday Bird Class .25 Firth’s Stories of Old Greece .30 Bass’s Stories of Animal life .35 Spear’s Leaves and Flowers .25
GRADE IV. Bass’s Stories of Pioneer Life .40 Brown’s Alice and Tom .40 Grinnell’s Our Feathered Friends .30 Heart of Oak Readers, Book III .45 Pratt’s America’s Story—Discoverers and Explorers .40 Wright’s Seaside and Wayside Nature Readers, No. 3 .45 GRADE V. Bull’s Fridtjof Nansen .30 Grinnell’s Our Feathered Friends .30 Heart of Oak Readers, Book III .45 Pratt’s America’s Story—The Earlier Colonies .00 Kupfer’s Stories of Long Ago .35
GRADE VI. Starr’s Strange Peoples .40 Bull’s Fridtjof Nansen .30 Heart of Oak Readers, Book IV .50 Pratt’s America’s Story—The Colonial Period .00 Dole’s The Young Citizen .45
GRADE VII. Starr’s American Indians .45 Penniman’s School Poetry Book .30 Pratt’s America’s Story—The Revolution and the Republic .00 Eckstorm’s The Bird Book .60 Heart of Oak Readers, Book IV .50 Wright’s Seaside and Wayside Nature Readers, No. 4 .50