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Making Home Happy

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Dec 19, 1907

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 84, No. 51.

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Making Home Happy

If any of our readers are casting about for a good book to present to a child or young person for a holiday gift, we would recommend “Making Home Happy.” It is an excellent book, telling how an unhappy home was made happy. It is a bright and cheery volume for both old and young.
The home lies at the basis of all society. This little work pictures before the readers in consecutive narrative the relations that should exist and the lines of influence that should be guarded and cultivated in every home. As an evidence of its popular appreciation, we refer to the 80,000 copies that have been sold with but very little effort on the part of the publishers. The book commends itself. It contains 206 pages, nicely illustrated; paper cover, 25 cents; cloth binding, 50 cents.