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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Aug 24, 1905

Conducted by the Department of Circulation of the Review and Herald Publishing Association

My Garden Neighbors

A NEW book is just being issued from the press of the Review and Herald Publishing Association, entitled “My Garden Neighbors.” It is written by Dr. L. A. Reed, and is a book of special interest to all who love nature. It tells of certain birds, animals, and other creatures which at one time or another made their abode in the author's garden. You will want to read of the sparrows who learned to imitate the bluebirds, of the cat that went wild and got too smart to live, of the little chipping sparrow that was miserably imposed upon by a great lazy cowbird, of the bug that was once a god in Egypt,—in short, you will want to read the whole book. It contains 256 pages, and over fifty illustrations, of which more than twelve are full-page, and four are colored plates, showing seven birds in their natural colors. The frontispiece is a picture of a bluebird, sitting on a spray of wild roses, all beautifully colored. The price of the book is one dollar.