Ethel Maude Colson (Brazelton). The Story of a Dream. Chicago, C. H. Kerr & company, 1896.
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Ethel Maude Colson (Brazelton). The Story of a Dream. Chicago, C. H. Kerr & company, 1896.
Stella G.S. Perry. The Kind Adventure. New York, Frederick A. Stokes company, 1914.
Andrews Wilkinson. Boy Holidays in the Louisiana Wilds. Boston, Little, Brown, 1917.
F. Edward Hulme. That Rock Garden of Ours. Philadelphia, Jacobs & Co., 1909.
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Charlotte Curtis Smith. Bob Knight’s Diary Camping Out. With sketches by Bob. New York, E.P. Dutton & Company, 1902.
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Andrew Lang. The Grey Fairy Book. Illustrations by H.J. Ford. New York, Longmans, Green, 1905.
Grey may not be the most exciting of colours, but the stories in this week’s Andrew Lang fairy book are full of adventure and most of the tales are new to me. The illustrations are the work of H.J. Ford again, and it was difficult to pull a few favourites because all the drawings are beautiful. Beginning next week, the remaining Andrew Lang coloured fairy books have actual coloured illustrations, so you won’t want to miss those. For today, let’s have a look at the lovely black and white drawings that accompany these stories.
E.W. Bullinger. The Witness of the Stars. London, published by the author, 1893.
A book of biblical astronomy, self-published by the Rev. Ethelbert Bullinger, D.D.
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James Baker. Pictures from Bohemia. London, Religious Tract Society, 1894.
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Andrew Lang. The Yellow Fairy Book. Illustrations by H. J. Ford. London & New York, Longmans, Green, and Co., 1894.
This week’s Andrew Lang book of fairy stories is brought to you by the colour yellow. The illustrations are again done by the talented H. J. Ford and I’ve added my favourites below the fold. There are big birds, dancing dragons, serpents, witches, beautiful maidens, brave dogs and a goat who made me smile. I hope you enjoy
Hamilton Drummond. The Justice of the King. New York, The Macmillan company, 1911.
I’m including the frontispiece for this book because it’s a better depiction of the cover. The artwork is by J.A. Williams
Frontispiece, The Justice of the King. Artwork by J. A. Williams.
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Gene Stratten Porter. At the Foot of the Rainbow. Illustrated by Oliver Kemp. New York, Grosset & Dunlap, 1916.
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Henry Law Webb. The Silences of the Moon. London & New York, John Lane company, 1911.
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