My Garden Neighbors

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

My Garden Neighbors

THOSE parents who are looking for a good book especially adapted to the needs of boys, would do well to consider “My Garden Neighbors.” This is a book of exceedingly interesting nature stories. It tells of certain birds, animals, and other creatures which made their home in the author’s garden. It is intended first of all to reveal some of the wonderful, interesting things that are happening daily at our very doors, and to cultivate a closer observation of, and a greater love for, the things of nature. It is especially helpful to boys and girls who reside in cities and towns, who have never had the benefits of the association of birds and animals. The book is filled with moral lessons. No boy or girl can read it without being greatly benefited. It contains 256 pages, nicely illustrated with fifty or more drawings, several of which are colored plates. Bound in new attractive cloth cover design; price, $1, post-paid.