PDF Books in Children's Novels
Leila at Home
by Ann Fraser TytlerLeila at Home is juvenile fiction novel written by Ann Fraser Tytler and it is sequel to the previous works The Island, and Leila in England. In the preface of this novel the author says "IT was the intention of the writer of the following pages to have bid a last farewell to Leila, but some of her young readers have said “No;” and she feels..
The Golden Road
by Lucy Maud MontgomeryA sequel to Lucy's The Story Girl, The Golden Road narrates further progress of the children Beverly, Felix, Peter, and Sara and Janet's children. The author has developed the novel with many characters and theme is about the kids transformation to their adulthood. As the novel progress Peter falls in love with Felicity and Beverly deve..
Philip Rollo, Vol. II (of 2)
by James GrantPhilip Rollo or THE SCOTTISH MUSKETEERS is the second of two volume novel written by James Grant, who is also the author of "ROMANCE OF WAR," "JANE SETON,", etc..Every day the old queen rode forth on a fat Danish horse, accompanied by Ernestine and other ladies; every day, at the same hour as yesterday, the guard presented arms at the gate—the offi..
His Royal Nibs
by Onoto WatannaBully Bill had “herding” down to a science, and “them doegies,” as he called them, went in a long line before him like an army in review. Had events followed their natural course, the cattle should have filed out of the opened gate into the roadway, and across the road to the south field, where, duly, they would distribute themselves among the humm..
In Kentucky with Daniel Boone
by John T. McIntyreAlong the trail which wound along the banks of the Yadkin, in North Carolina, rode a tall, sinewy man; he had a bronzed, resolute face, wore the hunting shirt, leggins and moccasins of the backwoods, and had hanging from one shoulder a long flint-locked rifle. A small buck, which this unerring weapon of the hunter had lately brought down, lay acros..
On the Border with Andrew Jackson
by John T. McIntyreJack Davis shook the rein of his black horse; and so the three rode toward the stream, which was perhaps a quarter of a mile away. It was late autumn and the year was 1812. The Muscogee country, as the state of Alabama was then called, was green with mighty forests, and in places almost untrodden by the foot of the white man; game was to be met on ..
Southern Soldier Stories
by George Cary EgglestonThey wait with the certain knowledge that in a few minutes the advancing army will throw men forward, and thus convert its skirmish line into a line of attack; while on their own side they know that their skirmish line, after making all of discovery that temporary resistance can accomplish, will fall back, and that then the crucial conflict will be..