We cannot imagine a more delightful present for a boy than this book.—Churchman, N. Y.
Every boy should have this book. It's a practical book—it gets right next to the boy's heart and stays there. He will have it near him all the time, and on every page there is a lesson or something that will stand the boy in good need. Beyond a doubt in its line this is one of the cleverest books on the market.—Providence News.
If a boy has any sort of a mechanical turn of mind, his parents should see that he has this book.—Boston Journal.
This is a book that will do boys good.—Buffalo Express.
The boy who will not find this book a mine of joy and profit must be queerly constituted.—Pittsburgh Gazette.
Will be a delight to the boy mechanic.—Watchman, Boston.
An admirable book to give a boy.—Newark News.
This book is the best yet offered for its large number of practical and profitable ideas.—Milwaukee Free Press.
Parents ought to know of this book.—New York Globe.