A beautiful Truth story which is true. Enjoyed by the children and adults alike, and the more it is read, the more it grows in favor. The following are some of the comments by our readers: "I prefer it to any full set of lessons I ever read." I think the little book, 'Wee Wisdom's Way,' is not only a sweet little story, but in my estimation, it is the clearest explanation of this Truth that I have ever read. It is so plain and simple that a child can understand it. And most beginners are children about this teaching. "The six months I was in Kansas City I did not see Wee Wisdom's Way,' I heard the name mentioned, but thought they referred to the little monthly, and that I looked upon as being for the children, and thought the stories in it were written by the children, and naturally it did not interest me as much as UNITY. The little book was sent me a few weeks ago, and I have read it a half dozen times. I will soon order some of them, as I think it is the best little book among them all. I meet a great many people that never heard of the truth, and then I explain to them as well as I can. In most all cases they are deeply interested and wish to know more. Now give them Wee Wisdom's Way' and they are started on the right road. It is written in such a plain, simple way, and in a story form, that it teaches and interests at the same time. T. J. CURRIE." "I have read about everything printed, but always go back to the simplicity of the Truth as taught by this inspired book. It is perfect as a pioneer in leading souls into a knowledge of this God-life which is good life.- ESTHER CHAPMAN," UNITY TRACT SOCIETY, 913-915 TRACY AVENUE, KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI. LIBRARY. VOLUMES I., II., III. AND IV. Contents of Vol. I. Poem Three in One," by Lydia Gardiner Worth; "The Red Caps," by Florence Harvey; Poem-"Ye Must be Born Again," by C. B. Reynolds; Music "Pillow Verse," by Warren W. Reed: Harry's Mission," by Aunt Seg; "Thoughts With Wings," by Lucy C. Kellerhouse; Poem-" The True Birthplace," by Wilhelmine Smith; "The Real Santa Claus," by Florence Harvey; "Thanksgiving Proclamation;" Poem-"What are Little Folks Made Of?" by Helen Augusta Fussell; "Phil," by Aunt Seg; Poem-"How to be Happy." Contents of Vol. II. "How Majorie Blossomed," by Nina Lillian Morgan; "Wee Wee-est and the Shadows," by Emma Harrington Teel; "A Crocus and Crutches," by Mary Brewerton de Witt; "While Hazel Waited.' by Harriet Louise Jerome; Poem - My Valentine," by Myrtle Fillmore; The New Shoes," by Florence Harvey; Whatsoever." by N. M. A.; Poem 'Song of the Flowers," by S. E. G.; How Tulips Were Made," by Theresa B. H. Brown; How Froggy Formed a Band of Mercy," by Aunt Emma; Poem In Society." by Helen Augusta Fussell; Poem-"Glad Tidings," by Mary Connor and her Mama. - Contents of Vol. III. A beautiful story by Mary Brewerton de Witt, entitled, "The Garden, the Gate, and the Key." This charming story will captivate the little folks, and please children of a larger growth" as well. It contains a beautiful half-tone picture of Rose, the small heroine, and shows how sunshine and prosperity were brought into the lives of a family by the practice of Truth in a most practical way. 48 pages. Contents of Vol. IV. "Dorothy's Christmas," by Lucy C. Kellerhouse; A Christmas Story," by Aunt Seg: "Old Rink's Cherry Tree," by Florence Harvey; "Love's Roses," by Lucy C. Kellerhouse; "Lady Chrysanthemum," by Harriet Louise Jerome; George's Gospel," by Aunt Seg: Poem "Song of the Flowers," by Mary Brewerton de Witt: "The Five Sisters," by Aunt Seg. FOR CHILDREN VOL. VI. Volumes V. and VI. are composed entirely of stories by the WEES themselves, and are most entertaining. Some of the young authors have illustrated their own stories. The price of all the volumes of this Library has been reduced from 25 cents tó 15 cents each. Get your orders in early before they are all gone. Are you taking Wee Wisdom? Every child should read WEE WISDOM, for it is the only magazine published for young minds which teaches the principles of true living through right thinking. It contains bright and attractive stories, letters from the "Wees" themselves and, beginning with the September number, "Lovie," a serial story by the author of "Wee Wisdom's Way," will be continued through the year. Send for sample copy. Subscription price, 50 cents a year. See our For a time we will give a copy of 'Wee Wisdom's Way" to everyone who requests it when sending us 50 cents as subscription to WEE WISDOM, our monthly magazine for children. |