The Motor Girls Series _By_ MARGARET PENROSE
A dashing, fun-loving girl is Cora Kimball and she is surrounded in her gypsy-like adventures with a group of young people that fairly sparkle. Girls who follow their adventurous steps will find a continuing delight in their doings. In the series will be found some absorbing mysteries that will keep the reader guessing so that the element of suspense is added to make the perusal thoroughly enjoyable.
The Motor Girls On Tour At Lookout Beach Through New England On Cedar Lake On the Coast On Crystal Bay On Waters Blue At Camp Surprise In the Mountains
Helen In the Editor's Chair _By_ RUTHE S. WHEELER
"Helen in the Editor's Chair" strikes a new note in stories for girls. Its heroine, Helen Blair, is typical of the strong, self-reliant girl of today. When her father suffers a breakdown and is forced to go to a drier climate to recuperate, Helen and her brother take charge of their father's paper, the _Rolfe Herald_. They are faced with the problem of keeping the paper running profitably and the adventures they encounter in their year on the _Herald_ will keep you tingling with excitement from the first page to the last.
Heidi By Johanna Spyri Treasure Island By Robert Louis Stevenson Hans Brinker By Mary Mapes Dodge Gulliver's Travels By Jonathan Swift Alice in Wonderland By Lewis Carrol Pinocchio By Carlo Collodi The Story of a Bad Boy By Thomas Bailey Aldrich Kidnapped By Robert Louis Stevenson Stories from King Arthur Retold The Little Lame Prince By Miss Mulock
Boys and girls the world over worship these "Classics" of all times, and no youth is complete without their imagination-stirring influence. They are the time-tested favorites loved by generations of young people.
--Obvious typographical errors were corrected without changing nonstandard spellings that might have been dialectical.