Book Meg of Mystery MountainBooks for GirlsBy GRACE MAY NORTHAuthor ofTHE VIRGINIA DAVIS SERIESAllClothbound. CopyrightTitles.With Individual Jackets in ColorsMEG OF MYSTERY MOUNTAINThis story tells of the summer vacation some young people spent in the mountains and how they cleared up the mystery of the lost cabin at Crazy Creek Mine.RILLA OF THE LIGHTHOUSE“Rilla” had lived all her life with only her grandfather and “Uncle Barney” as companions, but finally, at High Cliff Seminary, her great test came and the lovable girl from Windy Island Lighthouse met it brilliantly.NAN OF THE GYPSIESIn this tale of a wandering gypsy band, Nan, who has spent her childhood with the gypsies, is adopted by a woman of wealth, and by her love and loyalty to her, she proves her fine character and true worth.SISTERSThe personal characteristics and incidents in the lives of two girls—one thoughtless and proud, the other devoted and self-sacrificing—are vividly described in this story, told as it is with sympathy and understanding for both.A. L. BURT COMPANY, Publishers,114–120 EAST 23rdSTREET NEWYORK
Book Meg of Mystery Mountain
Books for Girls
By GRACE MAY NORTH
Author ofTHE VIRGINIA DAVIS SERIES
AllClothbound. CopyrightTitles.
With Individual Jackets in Colors
MEG OF MYSTERY MOUNTAIN
This story tells of the summer vacation some young people spent in the mountains and how they cleared up the mystery of the lost cabin at Crazy Creek Mine.
RILLA OF THE LIGHTHOUSE
“Rilla” had lived all her life with only her grandfather and “Uncle Barney” as companions, but finally, at High Cliff Seminary, her great test came and the lovable girl from Windy Island Lighthouse met it brilliantly.
NAN OF THE GYPSIES
In this tale of a wandering gypsy band, Nan, who has spent her childhood with the gypsies, is adopted by a woman of wealth, and by her love and loyalty to her, she proves her fine character and true worth.
SISTERS
The personal characteristics and incidents in the lives of two girls—one thoughtless and proud, the other devoted and self-sacrificing—are vividly described in this story, told as it is with sympathy and understanding for both.
A. L. BURT COMPANY, Publishers,114–120 EAST 23rdSTREET NEWYORK