Good Books for Children on Nature Study.
“Wild Animals I Have Known.” By Ernest Seton-Thompson; with 200 illustrations from drawings by the author. Square, 12mo; $2.00, postpaid. A wonderful book, worth many times its price, and equally interesting to old and young. To buy this book for your family will be an investment that will pay good interest. “Lobo, Rag, and Vixen.” Contains a part of the book, “Wild Animals I Have Known,” being complete in itself. 60 cts., postpaid. “Pussy Meow.” This is a new book recently placed on the market, being the life history of a cat, told in a pleasing, interesting style. It is illustrated by many photographs of cats, and is a book that cannot help but please the young folks. 60 cts., net; postage extra. “Dickey Downey.” The autobiography of a bird, illustrated with many beautiful colored plates. 60 cts., postpaid. “Beautiful Joe.” The life history of a dog. Will be especially interesting to boys. Told in a style that will please every one. 75 cts. and 35 cents, postpaid. “Lives of the Hunted.” By Ernest Seton-Thompson. A new book just from the press, containing accounts of three animals and four birds. A book that is unsurpassed. $1.75, postage added—17 cts. “Bird Homes.” By Dugmore. This is a beautiful book, unsurpassed in artistic design and merit, illustrated with sixteen colored plates and fifty other pictures, all from photographs by the author; 7¾ x 10⅜ inches. $2, postpaid. “Bee People.” Illustrated. This is just as its name implies—a study of bees for young people. This is one of the finest nature books yet published. $1.25, postpaid. “A First Book of Birds.” By Olive Thorn Miller. With 24 text cuts and 20 full-page illustrations. This is one of the best books on birds we have seen, the illustrations being very pleasing. $1.00, postpaid. “Squirrels and Other Fur Bearers.” By John Burroughs. This book has fifteen illustrations in colors, and a frontispiece from life; gilt top, $1.00, postpaid. Order of Review and Herald, Battle Creek, Mich.