D. APPLETON AND COMPANY, NEW YORK.


APPLETON’S HOME-READING BOOKS.
Edited by W. T. HARRIS, A. M., LL. D., U. S. Commissioner of Education.

The purpose of the Home-Reading Books is to provide wholesome, instructive, and entertaining reading for young people during the early educative period, and more especially through such means to bring the home and the school into closer relations and into more thorough cooperation. They furnish a great variety of recreative reading for the home, stimulating a desire in the young pupil for further knowledge and research, and cultivating a taste for good literature that will be of permanent benefit to him.

Year.(ALPHABETICALLY BY AUTHORS.)Cents.
7th.Marco Polo. By Edward Atherton60
7th.Uncle Sam’s Secrets. By O. P. Austin75
6th.Uncle Sam’s Soldiers. By O. P. Austin75
7th.The Story of the Birds. By J. N. Baskett65
6th.The Story of the Fishes. By J. N. Baskett75
6th.The Story of the Amphibians and Reptiles. By J. N. Baskett and R. L. Ditmars60
5th.In Brook and Bayou. By Clara Kern Bayliss60
5th.Curious Homes and their Tenants. By J. C. Beard65
6th.Historic Boston and its Neighborhood. By E. E. Hale50
5th.The Hall of Shells. By Mrs. A. S. Hardy60
7th.About the Weather. By Mark W. Harrington65
7th.The Story of Rob Roy. By Edith D. Harris60
4th.The Earth and Sky. By Edward S. Holden28
5th.The Family of the Sun. By Edward S. Holden50
6th.Stories of the Great Astronomers. By Edward S. Holden75
6th.Our Country’s Flag and the Flags of Foreign Countries. By Edward S. Holden80
5th.News from the Birds. By Leander S. Keyser60
7th.The Story of Oliver Twist. By Ella B. Kirk60
6th.Our Navy in Time of War. By Franklin Matthews75
7th.Crusoe’s Island. By F. A. Ober65
7th.The Storied West Indies. By F. A. Ober75
6th.Stories from the Arabian Nights. By Adam Singleton65
8th.Chronicles of Sir John Froissart. By A. Singleton75
5th.The Plant World. By Frank Vincent60
6th.The Animal World. By Frank Vincent60
7th.The Insect World. By C. M. Weed60

Others in preparation.

D. APPLETON AND COMPANY, NEW YORK.


Transcriber’s Notes:

Except for the frontispiece, illustrations have been moved to follow the text that they illustrate, so the page number of the illustration may not match the page number in the List of Illustrations.