MAGAZINES REVIEWED.

Franklin Times, 3 January 1923, Page 5

MAGAZINES REVIEWED.

fcL’S “CHILDREN'S BOOK OF I KNOWLEDGE.” »vish to say a few words of inEon and commendation regard-' b new work, the first part of Bias just arrived from London, Irdon -and Gotch. It is piibfcy the well-known firm of Cas-; ■ Company, and treats in an orlashion with, many things that ■ between nine and inety years ■ will be glad to learn. The ■ and. achievements of famous ■ of all lands and times are.de- ■ briefly and accurately in simKuage; also discoveries and inK, adventures, birds, beasts, ■insects; etc. Pictures, maps, Bier illustrations brighten the ■ matter so thoroughly that inK children should learn much ■ without any form, of compulB Truly knowledge to our eyes Ble pages, “rich with, the spoils ft,” doth here unravel. In Kiri, it' we are to form an opiniBjm this first number, there will ■dance of material to enterB instruct seekers after know- ■ The material and wdrkman--8 worthy of the publishers; the ■said to be 1/9 for each part in Balatnd. Bo be hoped that those who coBwith parents and guardians at Aon of the year will tell them Krth and of the pleasure it can Bn any of the- young folk. Every Bn the' Dominion would benefit B admission of . it as a silent ■ Aoubt it will go to all H our wlde-sjgTAci Empire and 800. our language‘is ■ ; learn to love Hv arrival” can do a good serRhowipsLit to their friends and ■''itoit. “Children’s ■ KnnjWtenKy hears more resH to EncyoloHdited by Alfsprthur Mee, fully ■years ago, than to any other Hit we know of. Much has ■ since them that is worth SSf Those-who came to prize the SBgk Encyclopedia,” and “My Hpr into which it developed, Hfcady to appreciate tills new atSK cater for the supply of the H the present time.