Forty Famous Fairy Tales

Jack and the Beanstalk—The Three Dwarfs—The Six Swans—The Sleeping Beauty—Beauty and the Beast—Blue Beard—Tom Thumb—-Snowdrop—Jack the Giant-Killer—Little Red Riding Hood, and many others. 400 pages. 14 full-page illustrations. Wrapper in color.

Two and Four Footed Friends

Stories by Anna Sewell, H. Rider Haggard, Bret Harte, Ernest Ingersoll, Charles Dudley Warner, Hezekiah Butterworth, and others. 382 pages. 17 full-page illustrations. Decorative wrapper.

Stories Grandmother Knew

Little Merchants—Three Cakes—Suspicious Jackdaw—Lazy Lawrence—Grand Feast—Mad Bull—Birthday Present—Preparing for a Ride, and others. 400 pages. 14 full-page illustrations. Decorative wrapper.

A Little Lame Prince

This little story of "the most beautiful prince that ever was born," and of his good friends, the fairy god-mother, the magpie, and many other equally engaging creatures, has now become a classic among tales for children. 150 pages. Fully illustrated. Handsome Wrapper.

Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass and What Alice Found There

By Lewis Carroll

Alice's adventures, and the friends she made among the preposterous and impossible creatures, are now part of the mental furniture of every child, and of most children of an older growth as well.

The two preceding stories are also printed separately.

G. P. Putnam's Sons

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