GREY ROSES. Crown 8vo. Fourth Edition. 3/6 net
Daily Telegraph—"'Grey Roses' are entitled to rank among the choicest flowers of the realms of romance."
Spectator—"Really delightful. 'Castles near Spain' is as near perfection as it could well be."
Daily Chronicle—"Charming stories, simple, full of freshness."
MADEMOISELLE MISS. Crown 8vo. Third Edition. 3/6
Speaker—"All through the book we are pleased and entertained."
Bookman—"An interesting collection of early work. In it may be noted the undoubted delicacy and strength of Mr. Harland's manner."
BY CROSBY HEATH.
HENRIETTA TAKING NOTES. Crown 8vo. 6/-
⁂ Henrietta is the eleven year old daughter of a dramatic critic, who, with her delightful younger brother, Cyrus, are worthy of a place beside "Helen's Babies" or "Elizabeth's Children." They cause the "Olympians" many anxious and anguished moments, yet their pranks are forgiven because of the endearing charm of their generous natures. Miss Heath writes of children with the skill that comes of a thorough understanding of the child mind.