Helen Leah Reed: 6 books

Serbia, younger sister of the Nations, has indeed had a younger sister's portion. In her early years she grew up with little guidance from older and wiser members of the family. She did not have the advice that she needed. Perhaps she would not have followed it, though on occasion she has shown more docility than many of the family.

THIS book, chronicling some little known passages in the last few years of Napoleon, is based on the "Recollections of Napoleon at St. Helena," by Mrs. Abell (Elizabeth Balcombe), published in 1844 by John Murray. Her little book is written in an old-fashioned and quiet style, and...

Brenda gets a ward, someone to watch after her.  Great reading for younger ladies or the whole family.

Irma, now in her second year in the High School, had really enjoyed her studies, and she was sure that her ancient history was to be made much more vivid by her journey, and even the dry hours she had spent on Cæsar would count for much when she reached Italy. It was well, perhaps, that Irma herself...

banished "No, Fritz, I cannot—" "You will not." "Well, then I will not ask mOther to invite you to go on with us

Light mystery written for younger ladies, but enjoyable by all.