These stories are as far removed from the sensational as possible, yet in matter as well as style, they possess a fascination all their own. The author makes a specialty of the study of a woman's heart. Their tone and atmosphere are high; the characterizations good; the dialogue bright and natural. Her books have had an enormous sale.
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THE CHARMING NOVELS
OF
JULIE P. SMITH
| BLOSSOM BUD. | CHRIS AND OTHO. |
| COURTING AND FARMING. | HIS YOUNG WIFE. |
| KISS AND BE FRIENDS. | LUCY. |
| THE MARRIED BELLE. | TEN OLD MAIDS. |
| THE WIDOWER. | WIDOW GOLDSMITH'S DAUGHTER. |
Julie P. Smith's books are of unusual merit, uncommonly well written, cleverly developed and characterized by great wit and vivacity. They have been extremely popular, and they still retain to a great degree their former power to charm. Her pictures of farm life and of rural conditions are wholesome and finely done. The human interest is never lacking from her stories.