THE LOST CHILD. With Eight Illustrations by Frölich. Crown 4to. cloth gilt. 3s. 6d.
"A pathetic story, and told so as to give children an interest in Australian ways and scenery."—Globe. "Very charmingly and very touchingly told."—Saturday Review.
Knatchbull-Hugessen.—Works by E. H. Knatchbull-Hugessen, M.P.:—
Mr. Knatchbull-Hugessen has won for himself a reputation as a teller of fairy-tales. "His powers," says the Times, "are of a very high order; light and brilliant narrative flows from his pen, and is fed by an invention as graceful as it is inexhaustible." "Children reading his stories," the Scotsman says, "or hearing them read, will have their minds refreshed and invigorated as much as their bodies would be by abundance of fresh air and exercise."
STORIES FOR MY CHILDREN. With Illustrations. Sixth Edition. Crown 8vo. 5s.
"The stories are charming, and full of life and fun."—Standard. "The author has an imagination as fanciful as Grimm himself, while some of his stories are superior to anything that Hans Christian Andersen has written."—Nonconformist.
CRACKERS FOR CHRISTMAS. More Stories. With Illustrations by Jellicoe and Elwes. Fifth Edition. Crown 8vo. 5s.
"A fascinating little volume, which will make him friends in every household in which there are children."—Daily News.
MOONSHINE: Fairy Tales. With Illustrations by W. Brunton. Seventh Edition. Crown 8vo. cloth gilt. 5s.
"A volume of fairy tales, written not only for ungrown children, but for bigger, and if you are nearly worn out, or sick, or sorry, you will find it good reading."—Graphic. "The most charming volume of fairy tales which we have ever read.... We cannot quit this very pleasant book without a word of praise to its illustrator. Mr. Brunton from first to last has done admirably."—Times.