Inventions, Games, Plays, and the Fascinations
of Science.
A. FREDERICK COLLINS’S The Book of the Microscope, his The Book of Wireless Telegraph and Telephone, his The Book of Stars, The Book of Magic, The Book of Electricity, The Home Handy Book, How to Fly, The Amateur Mechanic
FRANK M. RICH’S The Jolly Tinker. How to make all sorts of things out of the simplest materials, how to mend shoes, repair books, make a cardboard loom, etc.
RAY STANNARD BAKER’S The Boy’s Book of Inventions and his The Boy’s Second Book of Inventions have already been mentioned
GILBERT T. PEARSON’S The Bird Study Book
FRANK M. CHAPMAN’S Bird Life, his Our Winter Birds, his What Bird Is That? and his Handbook of Birds of Eastern North America
Birds Worth Knowing, by NELTJE BLANCHAN; Butterflies Worth Knowing, by CLARENCE M. WEED; Flowers Worth Knowing (NELTJE BLANCHAN adapted by ASA DON DICKINSON); and Trees Worth Knowing, by JULIA ELLEN ROGERS
Game books by EDNA GEISTER—It Is To Laugh, her Let’s Play, and her Fun Book
The Magic Sea Shell and Other Plays for Children, by JOHN FARRAR
Three to Make Ready, by LOUISE AYRES GARNETT. Plays