The Home Guide to Good Reading
The Home Guide to Good Reading
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64 HOME GUIDE TO GOOD READING BARBOUR, RALPH H.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
64 HOME GUIDE TO GOOD READING BARBOUR, RALPH H.
The Crimson Sweater The hero whose touchdown brought victory to his school will introduce boys to a highly prized series of red-blooded stories by this author. Others are For the Honor of the School, Four in Camp, and Lost Island.
BARR, AMELIA E.
The Bow of Orange Ribbon A story of New York during our War of Independ- ence, the romance being based on the love affair of a Dutch girl and an English soldier.
BOND, A. K.
With the Men Who Do Things Two... boys visiting New York City have experiences that show pretty clearly how a modern city is built and kept in operation. A sequel is Pick, Shovel and PlucK.
BROOKS, NOAH The Boy Emigrants The lively adventures of three boys who went from Illinois to California and back. Excellent illustrations by H. T. Dunn depict the most exciting situations.
BURGESS, THORNTON W.
Boy Scouts of Woodcraft Camp A genuine Scout story containing much information on woodcraft and a series of exciting adventures in its narrative.
What to read after The Home Guide to Good Reading?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Harrison Stevens to read onlineMoreLess
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