BOOKS BY Ellen Douglas Deland
Reading edition
Malvern; A Neighborhood Story
341 pp. 12mo. Cloth.
"Malvern" is a story of fine workmanship, sterling sentiments, and more than ordinary caliber. The author is one of the best writers for young people and this is certainly one of her best stories.—The Interior.
A Successful Venture
340 pp. 12mo. Cloth.
This book, primarily for girls, is lively and full of interest, pure in its tone and free from sensation, and full of many helpful suggestions. It is a story of a family of girls who found it necessary to make their own way in the world. This they did with success.—Boston Transcript.
Katrina
340 pp. 12mo. Cloth.
"Katrina" is a story which all girl readers would pronounce a capital good one. The heroine's desire to look beyond the horizon of her little village when opportunity presents itself takes her to New York, where she finds new pleasures and experiences. The book is certainly a most wholesome one.—The Bookseller, New York.
Three Girls of Hazelmere. A Story
360 pp. 12mo. Cloth.
To take a trip abroad with Miss Deland's "Three Girls of Hazelmere" is a treat for any reader, for the author's style is natural, yet remarkably effective, and the interest follows closely to the end of the book.—Bookseller.
The Friendship of Anne
342 pp. Cloth. 12mo.
This is a book which will appeal to girls and interest them throughout. It is founded on boarding-school life and is full of activity and enthusiasm.—Herald and Presbyter.
Each Volume Fully Illustrated. Price $1.50 Each.