Making Home Happy

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Jul 27, 1905

Making Home Happy

Twelfth Edition, 108th Thousand

Contains a bright, wholesome story with a moral, a great subject treated sensibly and simply, revealing how an unhappy home was made happy through loving unselfishness, which is shown to be the secret of a happy home and happy lives. Practical lessons are taught, which are well calculated to make every home more homelike and desirable. It is a book which both children and parents will be benefited by reading. Many suggestions are presented which may be the means of securing a better condition in the home. It is a work that can be easily presented, and that will readily attract the attention of all parents.

Neatly and tastefully bound, and illustrated with drawings made especially for the book.

In paper covers, 25 cents; in cloth covers, 50 cents.