Annie F. Johnston's trilogy, including 'Mildred's Inheritance,' 'Just Her Way,' and 'Ann's Own Way,' is a poignant exploration of coming-of-age themes, family dynamics, and societal expectations set in the late 19th century. Johnston's writing style is characterized by vivid descriptions, engaging dialogue, and well-developed characters that resonate with readers. The trilogy offers a glimpse into the lives of three young women as they navigate love, loss, and self-discovery in a rapidly changing world. The novels blend elements of romance, drama, and social commentary, making them both entertaining and thought-provoking reads. Johnston's attention to detail and historical accuracy add depth to the storytelling, immersing readers in the time period and creating a sense of authenticity. Annie F. Johnston's personal experiences and keen observations of human nature likely inspired her to write these compelling novels. Her ability to capture the complexities of relationships and emotions makes her a standout author in the genre. Fans of historical fiction and character-driven narratives will find Johnston's trilogy to be a captivating and enriching reading experience.

Mildred Graeme is a witch that knows what it’s like to fail. She loathes small talk, struggles with magic, and grew up wretchedly poor. What’s easy for her best friend Evelyn, a wealthy, powerful socialite, is difficult for Mildred. The two lifelong friends reunite at Chatham Castle where they fight together for the dream of a better world. Mildred wants to save the Network from political elitism, while Evelyn encourages it. When Evelyn gains power and threatens to obliterate the Network, Mildred realizes that she must overcome her fear of failure to save the lives of those she loves, even if it means betraying her best friend. Mildred’s Resistance is the prequel to the Network Series and a gripping tale of intrigue, betrayal, and unexpected romance that defies all odds to rise above the ghosts of failure.

Our Little Scotch Cousin by Blanche McManus is a collection of lively adventure tales about Donald and Sandy, two young Scottish lads having fun in their neighborhood. Excerpt: "Hello! Sandy, what do you think I have got here?" called Donald, over the low wall which separated his garden from that of his chum. He was quite excited..."

'Our Little Swedish Cousin' is a children's novel written by Claire Martha Coburn. It is part of a series intended to introduce American children to other cultures outside their country, as told from the lens of another child, albeit fictional. In this installment, the focus is on Sweden, with the child introducing us to this Scandinavian country being a little girl named Sigrid.

This work presents an absorbing children's book that explores the life and culture of a young boy named Chin from Siamese, now known as Thailand. This book, filled with beautiful illustrations, introduces young readers to Siamese traditions, customs, and daily life through Chin's experiences and observations. It is an excellent resource for curious young readers seeking a fun and educational adventure.