ANNA HAMLIN WEIKEL'S BETTY BAIRD SERIES
BETTY BAIRD
Illustrated by Ethel Pennewill Brown.
A boarding school story, with a charming heroine, delightfully narrated. The book is lively and breezy throughout.—Philadelphia Press.
A true presentment of girl life.—Chicago Evening Post.
Betty is a heroine so animated and charming that she wins the reader's affection at once. When she enters the boarding school she is shy, old-fashioned, and not quite so well-dressed as some of the other girls. It is not long, however, before her lovable character wins her many friends, and she becomes one of the most popular girls in the school.—Brooklyn Eagle.
The illustrations, by Ethel Pennewill Brown, are remarkably successful in their portrayal of girlish spirit and charm.—New York Times.
BETTY BAIRD'S VENTURES
Illustrated by Ethel Pennewill Brown.
Will please the girls who liked the piquant and original Betty, when she first appeared in the volume bearing her name.—Hartford Times.
The very spirit of youth is in these entertaining pages.—St. Paul Pioneer Press.
BETTY BAIRD'S GOLDEN YEAR
Illustrated by Ethel Pennewill Brown.
In the third and concluding volume of "The Betty Baird Series," Betty is shown happily at work in her profession, still earnest in her purpose to pay off the mortgage, and in the meantime to make her home a centre of useful interests.