It is worth much more than many a larger and more pretentious volume, for giving a daguerreotype of things abroad.—Congregationalist.
A beautiful book for young people, unlike any thing we have ever seen.—Ch. Ob.
Most interesting book that can be put into the hands of the young.—Olive Branch.
The best book of foreign travel for youth to be found in the whole range of American literature.—Buffalo Morning Express.
THE ISLAND HOME; or, the Young Castaways. By Christopher Romaunt, Esq. With Elegant Illustrations. 75 cts.
The best and prettiest book for boys that we have lately seen.—Boston Post.
A stirring and unique work. It will interest the juvenile men vastly.—Olive Br.
Delightful narrative of the adventures of six boys who put to sea in an open boat, and were drifted to a desert island, where they lived in the manner of Robinson Crusoe.—N.Y. Com.
A book of great interest, and one which will be a treat to any boy.—Home Circle.
The young will pore over its pages with almost enchanted interest.—Transcript.