Other books by Anne Warner
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THE REJUVENATION OF AUNT MARY
Always amusing and ends in a burst of sunshine.—Philadelphia Ledger.
Impossible to read without laughing. A sparkling, hilarious tale.—Chicago Record-Herald.
The love story is as wholesome and satisfactory as the fun. In its class this book must be accorded the first place.—Baltimore Sun.
The humor is simply delicious.—Albany Times-Union.
Every one that remembers Susan Clegg will wish also to make the acquaintance of Aunt Mary. Her "imperious will and impervious eardrums" furnish matter for uproarious merriment.... A book to drive away the blues and make one well content with the worst weather.—Pittsburg Gazette.
Cheerful, crisp, and bright. The comedy is sweetened by a satisfying love tale.—Boston Herald.
SUSAN CLEGG AND HER FRIEND MRS. LATHROP
It is seldom a book so full of delightful humor comes before the reader. Anne Warner takes her place in the circle of American woman humorists, who have achieved distinction so rapidly within recent years.—Brooklyn Eagle.
Nothing better in the new homely philosophy style of fiction has been written.—San Francisco Bulletin.
Anne Warner has given us the rare delight of a book that is extremely funny. Hearty laughter is in store for every reader.—Philadelphia Public Ledger.
Susan is a positive contribution to the American characters in fiction.—Brooklyn Times.
Susan Clegg is a living creature, quite as amusing and even more plausible than Mrs. Wiggs. Susan's human weaknesses are endearing, and we find ourselves in sympathy with her.—New York Evening Post.
No more original or quaint person than she has ever lived in fiction.—Newark Advertiser.
A WOMAN'S WILL
It is a relief to take up a volume so absolutely free from stressfulness. The love-making is passionate, the humor of much of the conversation is thoroughly delightful. The book is as refreshing a bit of fiction as one often finds; there is not a dull page in it.—Providence Journal.
It is bright, charming, and intense as it describes the wooing of a young American widow on the European Continent by a German musical genius.—San Francisco Chronicle.
A deliciously funny book.—Chicago Tribune.
There is a laugh on nearly every page.—New York Times.
Most decidedly an unusual story. The dialogue is nothing if not original, and the characters are very unique. There is something striking on every page of the book.—Newark Advertiser.
A more vivacious light novel could not be found.—Chicago Record-Herald.