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United States and Canada  \n☰  \nWonder Tales of Horses and Heroes by Frances CarpenterFor our 9,I0,and II year old MembersOnly Child by Marguerite Dickson4For our older girls  \nThe Black Stallion's Filly by Walter FarleyFor our older boys  \nS  \nLooking-for-Something by Ann Nolan Clark6For our s and 6 year old Members  \nFollow the Sunset by Herman and Nina Scbneider7For our 7 and 8 year old MembersThis Month's Authors and ArtistsHorse Magic—in Story and in Life8by Frances CarpenterI Started with Cartoons9by William D.Hayes  \nCome with Us to the Bezutiful Land of EcuadorIOby Ann Nolan Clark and Leo PolitiWe Are a Writing TeamI2by Herman Schneider  \nMeet the Filly You Helped to NameI3by Walter Farley  \nSometimes Questions Come Too FastI4by Marguerite Dickson  \nIntroducing a New Junior Guild ArtistI8Lucille Corcos  \nJunior Literary Guild Specials  \nJunior Guild Books Important in School Libraries  \nI5  \nOur Junior Guild Members'Honor Department  \n16  \nBehind the Scenes with Jay Gee,the Office Elf  \nI9  \nWith the Junior Literary Guild Everywhere  \n20  \nY ○ U N G W I N G S  \nFrom The Junior Literary Guild  \nHelen Ferris,Editor-in-ChiefRuth Clement Hoyer,Editor of Young Wings  \n# Horses and Magic Bring Adventure\n\nTT WAS all the master's fault.I He had been careless,unbe-lievably careless.He owned amare that could outrace anyother horse in the land,run in thedark without stumbling,andtravel great distances without tir-ing.Wouldn't you think that aman with as fine a horse as thatwould take great care of her?But,no—not this man.He becamemore and more careless aboutfeeding her,about keeping herclean.Day by day she grew shab-bier and thinner.  \nHorses and Heroes,by FrancesCarpenter.And there are many,many more thrilling tales in yourbook.Read about the horse whofeared his shadow or about theone who liked to play tricks;about Pegasus and his wings orVanya's leap that won the Prin-cess;about Lion-beater,thedonkey.Fun,magic,adventure!  \nOn page eight Frances Car-penter,who is already a JuniorGuild author,writes of her lovefor horses.The artist,William D.Hayes,is a new friend.You willmeet him on page nine.  \nThen war came.The man andhis mare went into battle.Theenemy won,and the man and hiscomrades had to flee.The mareran as fast as she could,but herlegs failed her.She and her masterwere captured.  \nWonder Tales of Horses and Heroesby Frances Carpenter is the new JuniorLiterary Guild selection for 9,10,andII year old Members.It is published inthe regular trade edition by Doubledayand Company,Inc.,at $3.00.DeweyClassification:398.Subject heading:Fairy  \nWhat happened then makes antales.exciting story.You will find that  \nDEING an only child certainly。    ite adyantages Gwenhad its advantages,  Gwendiscovered one October day whenshe suddenly acquired two grown\"sisters.\"Until that day Gwenhad only herself to consider,andher parents were most indulgent.Some people declared that Gwenwas spoiled,but she felt they werehardly fair.What did it matter ifshe usually had her own way?Shewas not depriving anyone else ofanything,was she?  \nThen her two orphaned cousins—sixteen-year-old ^Flip and theslightly younger Rozzie—came tolive with the Flints,and Gwenhad to share with them her home,her parents,her friends.That wasnot easy,especially when Flipbecame a \"Very Important Per-son”among the seniors at highschool—Gwen,the same age,wasonly a junior.And it was evenharder to watch Flip walk offwith Stan,the one boy Gwen hadalways hoped would date hersomeday.His younger brother Redhad been her steady date sincethey were young,and then he be-came interested in Rozzie.Butthe two new“sisters”were notfinding it easy either,especiallyFlip,who resented being \"poorrelations,\"dependent on their  \nuncle and aunt for their home,their food,their clothing—well,for everything!  \nThere's thrilling reading foryou older girls in Only Child,written by Marguerite 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