"'The Golden Fairy Book' is brimful of charm, and must be cordially
welcomed. The book is one to be bought. It is rarely that fairy stories
by such important authors come together. Young people are to be
congratulated upon the provision of such a boon companion as 'The Golden
Fairy Book,' to which Mr. H. R. Millar has contributed over one hundred
artistic and amusing illustrations."--_Gentlewoman._
"An excellent collection of charming tales by famous authors. The volume
is prettily bound, and excellently printed, with a profusion of
illustrations."--_Times._
"'The Golden Fairy Book' need not be considered inferior to any. In
appearance it is possibly ahead of all. Mr. Millar's illustrations
are spirited and clever, and the tales in themselves have been selected
with great judgment from writers of all countries. If any find the old
tales at all tiresome, let them take this 'Golden Book' in
preference."--_Daily Graphic._
"A new and delightful departure ... this most attractive gift-book,
which one may safely prophesy will be a sure delight to its many
possessors."--_St. James' Budget._
"'The Golden Fairy Book' is as good as can be, and the illustrations are
refined and attractive. The stories are gathered from many nations--a
particular charm to this excellent collection."--_Westminster Gazette._
"Not only the little folk, but we 'children of a larger growth' will
also be delighted with this collection of wondrous fairy tales. The book
is beautifully illustrated."--_The Lady._
"Among the prettiest books of the season is 'The Golden Fairy Book.'
Admirably illustrated, this volume is pleasing within and
without."--_Globe._
"Boundless variety and that of the best.... 'The Golden Fairy Book' is
well calculated to charm and satisfy the most omnivorous youthful
appetite for imagined wonders."--_Sketch._
London: HUTCHINSON & CO., 34, Paternoster Row.
With over 60 Full-page and other Illustrations by Harry Furniss and
Dorothy Furniss.
THE WALLYPUG OF WHY.
A Fanciful Story.
By G. E. FARROW.
_In crown 4to, handsomely bound in cloth gilt, and gilt edges, 5s._
Contents.
The Way to Why.
The Fish with a Cold.
Breakfast for Tea.
Girlie Sees the Wallypug.
What is a Goo?
The Wallypug's fancy Dinner Party.
The Invisible Joke.
Can a Pig Perch?
Buying an Excuse.
The Ride with the Alphabet.
Girlie is Cartwrecked.
The Sphinx and the Bathing-Machine Woman.
What Happened at Why.
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With 84 Illustrations by H. R. Millar.
THE SILVER FAIRY BOOK.
Fairy Tales of Other Lands.