Books In Local Demand From the Publishers

Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 88, 15 April 1939, Page 10 (Supplement)

Books In Local Demand From the Publishers

The following list of books in demand at thd 4"clditnd Public Libraries is supplied by the chief librarian:— NON-FIOTION. Over the Frontier—By w. H. Auden and Christopher ishorwood. Poetry and Anarchism—By Herbert Read. Debt, Publio and Private, flood and Bad— by Ernest .1, P. Benn. Amateur Photography. Trapa on the Chessboard—By ZnuskoBorovaky. ; Peace in Sight—By R, B. Mowat. First With the Bun—By Alan Mulgran:'"-.'.';j Britons in Spain—By William Rust. Fpreigners Aren't Knaves—By Christopher Holll's. FICTION. Th"^ ndfU ' of 8 " V0r — ,!v Doreen Wallace. IWarven Mnk * a Wor,d — Andrew Justly Dearl-ny e. Tliorton Cook. Tnetong Valley— By John Steinbeck. hVm B,P W Eu*ene CunnineSe h W. l t.^ n9 , *W**-By Mary Fltt. «?W»etant. H. WVr * Byi , chauc ,

i ''•- HCTTOH. Here I Way, by Elizabeth Coatsworth (Har- ■ rapH K/ickhani'a Fancy, by Anna Gordon Keown (Macmillan). Apron .Atringa, -by Mary Kelaher (New Century Press).. Spread Your W'ngs, by Sara Seale; Jackal* and Othara, by F. E. Fenny (Mills and Boon). . . , NON-PIOTION. The Eeonomio Recovery of Germany, by C. w. Gulllebaud; French tonga, arranged by Sir WaHord Davles; I . Knock at the Door, by Sean O'Casey (Macmillan). • Land Utilisation in Australia, by S. M. Wadbam and G. L. Wood (Melbourne University Press). Review of Defence, by the Constitutional Association or New. South Wales. ■aaantial Chriatianity, by S. Angus (Angus and Robertson). Christianity and ■oonomioe, by Lord Stamp (Macmillan). Eat and Grow Beautiful, by Gaaelord Hauser (Faber md Fabei).