_St. James's Gazette._--" ... Many interesting details of the history and social life of the Icelanders are set forth in a pleasantly chatty style by the spirited and observant lady who rode 160 miles like a man."
_Saturday Review._--" ... people intent on new fields of travel; Mrs. Tweedie's lively account of a voyage to Iceland, and its agreeable and entirely successful results, ought to inspire adventurous ladies to follow her example.... Mrs. Tweedie describes the wonders of the land with a keen appreciation, and has not forgotten to supply many useful hints."
_Land and Water._--"In this most thoroughly enjoyable volume, bright, chatty, piquant, and informant, we learn the story of the travelling experiences, and occasional droll doings, of five young tourists.... Of all their little tours Mrs. A. Tweedie has something interesting and diverting to narrate. She managed to see most of the noteworthy objects and remarkable places, and her descriptions of them are admirably faithful and picturesque."
_Truth._--"I can thoroughly recommend 'A Girl's Ride in Iceland.' It is a bright, direct, unaffected, and charming little work."
_Times._--"'The Oberammergau Passion Play,' by Mrs. Alec Tweedie, will be a most useful pocket companion to tourists and pilgrims who hope to attend the representation."
_Illustrated London News._--" ... The authoress is an unaffected and agreeable writer, as well as a lively observer."
_Home News._--"This admirable little volume is not bulky, but contains the essence of all an average person wants to know."
_Scotsman._--"Mrs. Alec Tweedie's book is very readable. It is written with brevity, and a brightness of style that is always interesting."
_Lady's Pictorial._--"The clever author of that capital little work 'A Girl's Ride in Iceland,' has just published a graphic volume of the Passion Play.... I very heartily recommend this admirable account."
_Pall Mall Gazette._--"Mrs. Tweedie writes a very pleasant account of her visit to Oberammergau."
_Era._--"The agreeable authoress has given us, in her straightforward simple style, a terse, unaffected, and picturesque description of her visit to the Passion Play."
_Birmingham Daily Post._--" ... Pleasantly, brightly, and agreeably written."