BOOKS IN DEMAND

Otago Daily Times, Issue 21598, 19 March 1932, Page 4

BOOKS IN DEMAND

The librarian of the Dunedin Athenaeum reports that the following books have been in demand:— Novels “Angel Pavement,” by J. B. Priestley; “ Boundary Line,” by Denise Robins; “Broome Stages,” by Clemenee Dane; “ Finch’s Fortune,” by Mazo de la Roche; “ The Fifth Commandment,” by H. A, Vachell; “Flower of Thorn,” by Marie Oemler; “Lantern in Her Hand,” by Bess S. Aldrich; “Magnolia Street,” by Louis Golding; “Maid in Waiting,” by John Galsworthy; “Mr Darby,” by Martin Armstrong; “Results of An Accident,” by Vicki Baum; “Roots,” by Naomi Jacob; “ Sea Change,” by Eleanor Mercein; “War Birds and Lady Birds,” by E. W. Springs. General Literature “Across the Gobi Desert,” by Sven Hedin; “ Bengal Lancer,” by F. Yeats Brown; “ Bluebird’s Flight,” by Mrs Victor Bruce; “The Duke,” by Philip Guedalla; “Fifth Army,” by General Sir H. Gough; “German War Birds.” by Vigilant; “Life of Lord Rosebery,” by Marquess of Crewe; “Lauterbach of the China Seas,” by Lowell Thomas; “Private Lives,” by Noel Coward; “ Romance of the Indian Frontier,” by Sir G. MacMunn; “Speed—the Life of Sir Malcolm Campbell,” by J. W. Day; "Story of San Michele,” by Axel Munthe; “Zeppelins Over England,” by T. von B. Brandenfels.