Up Among the Ice-Floes. By J. Macdonald Oxley, author of "Diamond Rock," etc. With Illustrations. Crown 8vo, cloth extra.
A lively sketch of the exciting adventures of the crew of a whaler.
"The fun and dangers of hunting the red deer, fishing the whale, facing storms in ice seas, and forgathering with the Eskimo, keep the book moving pleasantly along; and the story has a novelty and freshness that will please young readers."—Scotsman.
A Lost Army. By Fred. Whishaw, author of "Boris the Bear-Hunter," "Out of Doors in Tsarland," etc. With Six Illustrations by W. S. Stacey. Post 8vo, cloth extra.
"The whole story is extremely well told, and, packed with adventure as it is, is calculated to hold the ordinary boy spell-bound. It is a striking work of exceptional and varied interest."—Schoolmaster.
Baffling the Blockade. By J. Macdonald Oxley, author of "In the Wilds of the West Coast," "Diamond Rock," "My Strange Rescue," etc. Post 8vo, cloth extra.
"It is really one of the most 'convincing' of books, in the sense that the incidents, which are thick and thrilling, read as if they had really happened."—Christian World.
"Holds us in breathless interest from board to board, so that we are loth to skip a line."—Times.
Chris Willoughby; or, Against the Current. By Florence E. Burch, author of "Dick and Harry and Tom," etc. Post 8vo, cloth extra.
"A capital tale for boys; thoroughly wholesome in tone, and lively from beginning to end."—British Weekly.