The first two, "Witch Winnie" and "Witch Winnie's Mystery," are
boarding-school stories.

Other good books are: "When I Was Your Age," by Laura Richards;
"Two Girls," and "Girls Together," by Miss Blanchard; "Half a
Dozen Girls," by Anna Chapin Ray; "Dr. Gilbert's Daughters," by
Margaret Matthews; "Captain Polly," "Flying Hill Farm," and "The
Mate of The Mary Ann," by Sophie Sweet; "Summer in a Canon," and
"Polly Oliver's Problem," by Kate D. Wiggin; The "Katy Did"
series, by Susan Coolidge; the Quinnebasset Series, by Sophie
May, comprising "The Doctor's Daughter," "Asbury Twins," "Our
Helen," "Janet," and "Quinnebasset Girls"; "The Jolly Good Time"
books, by Mary P. Wells Smith; and all the books of Lucy C.
Lillie, Nora Perry, Mrs. Mead, and Mrs. Molesworth.

I have read and enjoyed all the above, and can recommend them to
any one as delightful stories of boys and girls.

EDITH.


MY DEAR EDITH:

We are glad to have your nice letter to publish, and will be pleased to
have you read for us.

EDITOR.

DEAR MR. EDITOR: