"Cockle-a-doodle Hill" is where the Dudley Graham family went to live when they left New York, and here Ernie started her chicken-farm, with one solitary fowl, "Hennerietta." The pictures of country scenes and the adventures and experiences of this household of young people are very life-like.
"No better book for young people than 'The Luck of the Dudley Grahams' was offered last year. 'Cock-a-Doodle Hill' is another of similar qualities."—Philadelphia Press.
HENRY HOLT AND COMPANY
PUBLISHERS(VIII'12)NEW YORK
STANDARD CYCLOPÆDIAS FOR YOUNG OR OLD
CHAMPLIN'S
Young Folks' Cyclopædias
By JOHN D. CHAMPLIN
Late Associate Editor of the American Cyclopædia
Bound in substantial red buckram. Each volume complete in itself and sold separately. 12mo, $3.00 per volume, retail.
COMMON THINGS
New, Enlarged Edition, 850 pp. Profusely Illustrated
"A book which will be of permanent value to any boy or girl to whom it may be given, and which fills a place in the juvenile library, never, so far as I know, supplied before."—Susan Coolidge.