The Stories that Little Breeches Told: and the Pictures that Charles Bennett drew for them. Dedicated by the latter to his Children. With upwards of 100 Etchings on copper. 4to. cloth, 5s.; or the plates coloured, 1s. 6d.
The Children's Picture Book of the Sagacity of Animals. With numerous Illustrations by Harrison Weir. Super-royal 16mo. cloth. 6s.; coloured, 7s. 6d."A better reading-book for the young we have not seen for many a day."—Athenæum.
The Children's Treasury of Pleasure Books. With 140 Illustrations, from Drawings by John Absolon, Edward Wehnert, and Harrison Weir. Plain, 5s. ; coloured. 7s. 6d.
Snow Flakes, and what they told the Children. By the Author of "Little Bird Red and Little Bird Blue." Illustrated by H. K. Browne, and beautifully printed in colours, uniform with "Child's Play" and "Little Bird." Square 16mo. bevelled boards extra, 5s.
Child's Play. Illustrated with Sixteen Coloured Drawings by E. V. B., printed in facsimile by W. Dickes' process, and ornamented with Initial Letters. Imp. 16mo. cloth extra, bevelled cloth, 6s. The Original Edition of this work was published at One Guinea.
Little Bird Red and Little Bird Blue: a Song of the Woods told for Little Ones at Home. With Coloured Illustrations and Borders by T. R. Macqnoid, Esq. Beautifully printed, with coloured Illustrations and borders, bevelled boards, 5s."One of the. most beautifal books for children ice have ever seen, H is irresistible."— Morning Herald.
Fancy Tales, from the German. By J. S. Laurie, H. M. Inspector of Schools, and Otto Striedinger. Illustrated by H. Sandercock. Super-royal 16mo. cloth, 3s. 6d.; extra cloth, bevelled boards, 4s.
Great Fun for Little Friends. With 28 Illustrations. Small 4 to. cloth, 5s.; coloured, 1s. 6d.
Mark Willson's First Reader. By the Author of "The Picture Alphabet " and ,4 The Picture Primer." With 120 Pictures. 1s.Also by the same Author,
"We cordially recommend these little books as amongst the very best of their kind, and should like to see them in every nursery in the kingdom."—Dial, Jan. 81, 1862.
"These two little books are among the best we ever saw of their kind. They are clearly and beautifidly printed, and the illustrative designs are really like the things they represent, and are well chosen to suit an infant's comprehension, and to awaken its curiosity."—Globe, Jan. 80, 1862.
