The BLUEBIRDS and Their NEIGHBORS

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Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · Oct 7, 1930

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 57, No. 39.

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The BLUEBIRDS and Their NEIGHBORS

by NEIL WAYNE NORTHEY
This is Volume One in a series of four new books of nature stories called OLD HOMESTEAD TALES. Each book is a complete story in itself, covering a certain phase of the Wild Life found on the Old Homestead.
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IN THIS BOOK is told the story of the more trustful Little Wild Creatures which prefer to live near the habitation of man. It is the story of the Bluebirds, who always came back to the Old Homestead to live during the summer, and of the Feathered Friends and Furry Friends who were their neighbors. In it you read about Molly Cottontail's visit to the Black Forest and about Shaggy the Wolf seeing her; and how Tattler the Jay tried to steal Robin Red's babies. It tells about Johnny Chuck's narrow escape from Aquila the Golden Eagle; and how Spot the Skunk found Whiskers the Mouse under the granary; and why Hunting Cat wore a bell; and about many others of the Bluebird's neighbors.
There are 160 pages containing thirty chapters of entertaining and instructive reading in Volume One, including almost seventy pen and ink drawings. After reading it you will want the other three Old Homestead books, each telling about different Little Wild Creatures on the Old Homestead. Order “Bluebirds” now and add to the set as the other volumes are published. Order from our nearest representative, or
PACIFIC PRESS PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION Mountain View, California
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