Tue Mevuoo or Fre=ont.—W. Lippmann.
Allen and. Unwin Wome "tam Riven Runs Day—M, Mason. Hodder and Stoughton yruwow Rive B, Ht Harper: A Daseer Jounal, &F. Frenchy & M.
Cable. Constable Tue Tongbestaos Pore Book.—Complted by "Torquemada:"
Gollance Woncs—Ht, C. Bard. Hurst and Blackett Kay Dowie Max—J. W. Day, ute in this connection that the author deprecates the sending young children to boarding schools:
"Apart from special eases where it The chapter on "Discipline" should be read by all parents, The problem of discipline arises first in the home A great modern psychotherapist {ells us that the attitude of a child the world around it is set by the time it is five years of age, What then is the task of parents? Surely one thing a child needs to learn that it cannot always have its own way. If children have been spoilt by fond parents, then the difMcultins of inducing them to work in school ana to be orderly in behaviour increas: enormously. Even when the teacher uses all his craft to make work interesting and to see that the pupil himself does the work and not the teacher, the child still would prefer to play or dabble in only the sud: acts that it likes, The teacher, even when everything has been done 10 make school work congenial, must be a taskmaster and must sce that definite work Is set and that work Parents would do well to read the Part of the book which deals with lass discipline and should realize that a school fails if it does not secure in its pupils orderly behaviour in school and on the way to school and a habit of steady work. It is, Tue Guesrs Anuve—C, Roberts, Hodder 1a. ghd Stoughton Wry, or Narowton.—Baroness Orezy.
Hodder and Stoughton 81 Stones "By" Sarn—Hodder and Stoughton Masks ore Ar Mipwacrr—V, Williams.
Hodder and Stoughton Seow "TinarsPwoven.-Ganpat, Hodder and Stoughton Pamick—F.E. "Penny, Modder and 'Stourton Fon rue DEFENCE: Dn, Twonnorxe—R, Freeman. Hodder and' Stoughton Tur Wasa Cawe—J. J. Connington, Hodder and Stoughton, Somesooy Must—A. G, Rosman, Hodder and Stoughton Fey Rise, L, Long. Ward Lock OF A Hawor—B, Newman, Laurie Mysteay or -MaKW GUEsia—J.
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Iie Giase Fion—G. Steuart. Long Tie Mim—Baroness von Mutton, ffut Twe British and Foreign Bible Society has just published its own edition of "The "Bible in China" which forms the first of a series of the work of the Society in various arts of the world. 'The author, Mr. 'Marshall Broomall, begins with the Nestorian pioneers' of the seventh century and ends with a description of the work of the Bible Socteties in China at the present time,
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