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\nJULY.··.  ·  .1955  \n# Our July Books\n\nA Spy in Williamsburg by Isabelle Lawrence  \nFor our 9,Io,and II year old members  \nSlim Green by Louise Dyer Harris and Norman Dyer Harris  \nFor our 7 and 8 year old members  \nWhat's Your Name?by Zhernzya Gay  \nFor our s and 6 year old members  \nSantiago by Ann Nolan Clark  \nFor our older boys  \nCamel Bird Ranch by Lee Wyndham  \nFor our older girls  \nThis Month's Authors and Artists  \nI Know the Land and the People  \nby Ann Nolan Clark  \nThe Story Brought Back Memories  \nby Lynd Ward  \nMaking Williamsburg Live Again  \nby Isabelle Lawrence and Manning deV.Lee  \nEven the Ostrich Egg Is Huge  \nby Lee Wyndham  \nHard Work,but Fun  \nby Bob Riger  \nWe Had Fun Doing a Book Together  \nby Louise Dyer Harris and Norman Dyer Harris  \nI Like Both Mechanics and Art  \nby Robert Candy  \nAnimals Are My Closest Neighbors Out in the Countryby Zhenya Gay  \n## Junior Literary Guild Specials\n\nHappy Vacation Reading for All of You  \nBehind the Scenes with Jay Gee,the Office Elf  \nWith the Junior Literary Guild Everywhere  \n心小  \n岁小  \n/  \n20  \n3  \n4  \n5  \n6  \n7  \n8  \n9  \nIO  \nI2  \nI3  \nI4  \nI5  \nI8  \nI6  \nI9  \n## Y ○ U N G W I N G S\n\nFrom The Junior Literary Guild  \nHelen Ferris,Editor-in-ChiefRuth Clement Hoyer,Editor of Young Wings  \n## Don't Let Him Slip Away\n\nLee,the artist.We are proud tohave on our YOUNG WINGS coverthree of the sketches drawn by Mr.  \nMONEY!Five whole shillings,the poster said,were to begiven away at the WilliamsburgFair to anyone who could hold asoaped pig for one minute--sixtyseconds.Here was Ben's chance toearn the money to pay his debt.  \nBen Budge stepped into the pen,and Mr.Maupin began to count.One—two—three—and so on.Ben edged the pig into a corner andgrabbed it.On went the counting.The pig slipped away.Sixty!Thecounting was over.Ben had lost.  \nPigs—especially slippery ones—-are hard to catch.And so arespies.In A Spy in Williamsburg,by Isabelle Lawrence,you nine,ten,and eleven year olds are in forthrilling adventure.Famous peoplecame to the Budge home,and Bengot to know George Washingtonand Patrick Henry and manyothers.But danger came,too.Therewere spies around,spies for theBritish^Crown.Ben had his ownsuspicions about one spy and madeup his mind that the spy was notgoing to slip away,as the pig did.  \nLee for your new book.This is thesixteenth Junior Literary Guildbook which Mr.Lee has illustrated.  \nA Spy in Williamsburg by IsabelleLawrence is the new Junior LiteraryGuild selection for 9,Io,and II yearold members.It is published in the regu-lar trade edition by Rand McNally &Company at $2.75.Dewey Classifica-tion:F(Fiction).Subject headings:  \nThe author is a new Junior Guildfriend.You will meet Miss Law-rence on page ten.On page elevenis a message from Manning de V.  \nI.U.S.History—Colonial period—Fiction.2.Williamsburg(Virginia)一Colonial period—Fiction.3.U.S.His-tory—Revolution—Fiction.  \n## Something’s Always Going On\n\nThe authors of your book areLouise Dyer Harris and NormanDyer Harris,a mother-and-sonwriting team.They are introducedto you readers on page fourteen.  \nTOOK OUT,you seven and eightL year olds!Don't let that mead-ow fool you.It may seem quietand peaceful with its soft,greengrass and lovely flowers—somewhite,some blue,and some yellow.The water in the pool makes nomove,no sound.Oh,it's just aquiet,lazy,sleepy meadow.At leastthat's the way it looks.  \nYou have a surprise coming toyou,though,in your new book:Slim Green by Louise Dyer Harrisand Norman Dyer Harris.It's hardto believe,but that lazy meadow isa mighty busy spot.Just wait tillyou meet Slim Green and all hisneighbors.There's excitement all  \nThe illustrator for Slim Green isalready a Junior Guild artist.He is  \nthe time—and danger,too.Someof the neighbors are friends,andsome are enemies.  \nRobert Candy,who made the manyfine and amusing pictures for SeaPup,by Archie Binns.On page fif-teen 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