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Title: Review of reviews and world's work
Year: 1890 (1890s)
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Publisher: New York Review of Reviews Corp
Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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in the city. Last yearit was Glenloch GirlsAbroad; this yearThe Cdenloch GirlsClub, by Grace M.Remick (Penn), tells agood story of the doingsof the club in its hometown. Honey Sweet,by Edna H. L. Turnip(Macmillan), is for very\()ung children. As usual, a numl)crof books tell of life atschool in a mannermore or less familiar totiie reader of iu\eniles,l)ut e \e n in thesesomewliat tame storiesihe writers frequentlydraw the picture witha sureness of touch thatwould not ha\e shamed Dickens^ or Thackeray.For example, in A Sophomore Co-Ed, by AliceLouise Lee (Penn), the interview that WinifredLowe has with the editor, Mr. Dansbury, is crispand dramatic in itsreporting. Other well-writtenstories for girls are: Pa 11 vs M o t orCar (D6dd, Meeid),written in CarolynWells sparkling style.Just Patty, b>Jean W^ e b s t e r (Cen-tury), is sure to be aprime favorite, as willbe The MissingPearls, by Emilie Ben-son Knipe and AldenArthur Knipe (Har-pers). In A Little Princessof the Patio, by Ailcen
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