Classic Young Readers: 219 books

Part of the Elsie Dinsmore Series, this one dealing with a mystery aboard a yacht. Great reading for ages 10-20.

Part of the Elsie Dinsmore Series, this novel will be enjoyed by all, though written for younger ladies from ages 12 to about 20.

A tale of a girl in Old Salem.

Wild and crazy adventures of five mice.

Part of the Little Prudy Series.

Dick, the son of a millionaire, has a fortune left to him by his mother. But before he can touch the bulk of this money it is stipulated in his mother's will that he must do certain things in order to prove that he is worthy of possessing such a fortune. The doings of Dick and his chums make the liveliest kind of reading.

One of the sweetest and daintiest stories that Miss Blanchard has ever written, and all other little girls will be charmed with dear little Dimple. This book is a fit companion to "A Dear Little Girl." Recommended for ages 6-15.

Part of the Boy Allies Series, this one details their adventures in France.

Continuing the adventure of the Radio Boys, this time in a switching tower.

Tale of Burton during World War One, wherein he was a flyer and a spy for the British. A thrilling tale, intended for younger men, but thoroughly exciting for all members of the family.

A thrilling mystery tale starring The Radio Boys. Great reading for teens and the whole family.

Story of a scandal at an academy, wherein two antagonists, who used to be fkirends, have drifted far apart, due to the behavior of one of them. It falls on the one to save the other, but will he do the right thing?

Dick learns about honesty.

Dave Darrin gets around, this time at Vera Cruz.