BOOKS RECEIVED.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 76, 30 March 1935, Page 2 (Supplement)

BOOKS RECEIVED.

Saraband for Dead Lovers, by Helen Simpson; Tho Chianti Flask, by Mrs. Belloc Lowndes (Heinemann). Texts and Pretexts, by Aldous Huxley; Ants, bv Julian Huxley; The Grasshoppers Come and A Rabbit in the Air, by David Garnctt (Phoenix Library— Cliaito and Windus). Law and Justice in Soviet Russia, by Harold J. I.aski; Mr. Roosevelt's Experiments, )>v S. H.- Bailey; A Derelict Area, by Thomas Sharp—nay to Day Pamphlets; Mr. Norris Changes Trains, by Christopher Isherwood (Hogarth Press). Excursions and Inquiries, by E. T. Brown; East of Aldgate, by Horace Thorogrood, with an epilogue by George Lansbury; Queen Elizabeth and Her Subjects, by A. L. Rowso and G. B. Harrison; The Treaty of Versailles and After, by Lord Hiddell, Professor C. K. Webster, Professor Arnold J. To.vnbee, Professor Denis Saurat, Baron Werner von Hlieinbabon, Senatore Forges Davanzati, Mrs. M. Tappan Holland, the Marquess of Heading and Sir Norman Angell; Indifferent Children, by Allston A. lvisby; Modern One-Act Playo from the French, collected and translated by Virginia and Frank Vernon (Allen-and Umvin). The Way of a Bee, by Georg Rendl —Swan Library (Longmans). Revised Manual of French Pronunciation, by A. R. Chisliolm (Robertson and Mullens) . Watchdogs of the Deep, by T. M. Jones; Comrades of the Great Adventure, by 11. R. Williams (Angus and Robertson). Art in New Zealand, March, published by H. 11. Tombs, Wellington. Diamond Duel, by Sid 0. Hedges; The Glen of Carra, by Patrick Macgill (Herbert Jenkins).