Bright Juvenile Reviews Highlight Various Authors
The piece surveys multiple children's books and authors. It praises Nat Fielding and The Men of the Backwoods while noting room for clearer minor characters. Highlights include Will Weatherhelm, A Daughter of Genius, Fifty Years in Sandbourne, and works by Mary Hoover, F. Carnron Parry, and others with emphasis on illustrations and suitability for Christmas-time reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Bray
Nat Fielding
Lottie
Hilda
Effie
Will Weatherhelm
Mr. Kineston
Ascott R. Harr
Ohio
Stephen
Mary E. Gellie
Jemima
HoLuano
Maria
Sandbourne
Crcilia Lusnineron
Anchor Inn
Jack
Mary Lee
Mary Hoover
Natal
F. Carnron Parry
Books for the Young Post Haste. A Tale of Her Majestys Mails
A review of multiple children’s titles from Ballantyne and peers. It lauds Ballantyne’s Post Office romance and praises Bible Children by Wells, The Young Carpenters of Freiberg, The Inca’s Treasure, The Langdales of Langdale End, Dot and Her Treasures, Adventures in Western Africa, The Siege of Vienna, Phil’s Champion, Harry Foster’s Rules, Mary Hazeldine’s Desk, Sunnyside School, and related works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Her Majesty’s
R. M. Ballantyne
James Nisbet and Co
Mr. Ballantyne
James Wells
Esau
Jacob
Freiberg
J. Larenmorg
W. Oliphant and Co
Gustavus Adolphus
Freibergers
Franz Herrman
Jessie Youna
E. Marlborough and Co
Peru
Marcus Ward
Dot
L. T. Muanr
John F. Shaw and
Polly
Western
Africa
H. S. B. Yarss
West African
England
Yatas
Vienna
J. Latchmorg
John Sobieski
Europe
Phil
Robert Richardson
Dublin
Richardson
Harry Foster
H. H. B. Paull
Hodder and Stoughton
London
Sir Henry
Mary Hazeldine
Mary
Julia
Sunnyside School
Lerriz Lee
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Mesars
Griffith
Farran
Robert Bloomfield
Australia
Christian Elliott
L. N. Comyn
C. E. Bowen
Dunpas
Emma Davenport
Mesers