By the author of " The Optimist's Good Night THE OPTIMIST'S GOOD MORNING By FLORENCE HOBART PERIN 16mo. Cloth, $1.00 net. White and gold, $1.25 net A helpful book for anyone. Chicago Tribune. Contains only material that breathes of hope and joy and gladness. — New York Independent. A beautiful year book offering a noble sentiment, a hopeful prayer for every day. - Louisville Courier Journal. I want to thank you for your cheerful, encouraging book. It will help a great many people. - Dr. Edward Everett Hale. The book is true to its title, and many will find in it a sure aid to help them face the day with a braver heart. Westminster, Philadelphia. A year book worth owning. Every page has two or three messages of cheer from the words of great thinkers and a prayer by one who knows how to write for hearts that yearn to look upward and with hopefulness. Baltimore Sun. Draws from more than two hundred authors for its quotations and from an equal number for its prayers. It has a page for each day of the year, and services for nine special days. A beautiful, helpful, uplifting volume, one of the best of its kind ever printed. - Springfield Republican. LITTLE, BROWN, & CO., PUBLISHERS 34 BEACON STREET, BOSTON THE OPTIMIST'S By FLORENCE HOBART PERIN To her very successful and helpful book "The Optimist's Good Morning," drawn from more than two hundred authors for its quotations and from an equal number for its prayers, Mrs. Perin has added a companion volume for the close of the day. Like the first book it has a prayer for every day in the year and services for nine special days. The Springfield Republican termed "The Optimist's Good Morning" "A beautiful, helpful, uplifting volume, one of the best of the kind ever printed." Dr. Edward Everett Hale wrote to the author: "I want to thank you for your cheerful, encouraging book. It will help a great many people." In the preface to her new book Mrs. Perin says: "The days are noisy and there is much feverish rushing to and fro, and hurrying and aimless feet. Faith's whisper in the heart is lost in the uproar of life's tumult. Hence the necessity for a little pause at the close of the day for the readjustment which comes through thought and prayer. "The Optimist's Good Morning,' published a few years ago, was meant to be a help to busy people to begin the day with God. "The Optimist's Good Night' now goes forth with the hope that it may be as useful in helping many to close the day with God." LITTLE, BROWN, & CO., PUBLISHERS 34 BEACON STREET, BOSTON |