BOOKS IN DEMAND

Otago Daily Times, Issue 22568, 11 May 1935, Page 4

BOOKS IN DEMAND

Ihe librarian of the Dunedin Atbemeum reports that the following books have been greatly in demand during the past month:— Fiction "Africa's Daughter," bv H. M. E. Clamp; "And Quiet Flows" the Don." by M. Sholokhov; "Annals of a Little Shop," by Aune Hepple; "Anthony Adverse," by Hervey Allen; "The Body in the Turl," by Adam Broome; "Children of the Poor," by Anon; "The Desert Ron," by Jean Barre; "Eight Three Five," by Andrew Soutar: "Gumvhipped," by Kenneth Perkins; "The Intrusive Tourist," by Mrs Baillie Reynolds; "Red Stefan," by Patricia Wentworth; "Second Officer," by "Taffrail"; "The Son of Richard Garden," by Neil Bell; "Spy," by Bernard Newman; "Taken by the Hand." by Olive Douglas; "Tamarisk." by Netta Muskctt: "Young Christopher,"'by Emmeline Morrison. General Literature "Arches of the Years," by Halliday Sutherland; "Arising Out of That," by Horace Vachcll; "Ego," by James Agate'; "I Go Wandering," by Florence Riddell; " In the Steps of the Master," by 11. V. Morton; "North-West by North," 'by Dora Birtles; "Not I, but the Wind," by Frieda Lawrence; "Psychology and Life," by Leslie Weather'head; "The Reign of King George the Fifth," bv D. C. Somervell; "Retreat from Glory," by Bruce Lockhart; "Russia's Iron Age," by W. H. Chamberlain; "The Spirit of London," by Paul Cohen-Portheim; " Testament of Youth." by Vera Brittain; "A Time to Keep," by Halliday Sutherland; " Travels and Men," by J. 11. Curie. I