Among her "fan" letters Lilian Garis receives some flatteringtestimonials of her girl readers' interest in her stories. From a classof thirty comes a vote of twenty-five naming her as their favoriteauthor. Perhaps it is the element of live mystery that Mrs. Garis alwaysbuilds her stories upon, or perhaps it is because the girls easily cantranslate her own sincere interest in themselves from the stories. Atany rate her books prosper through the changing conditions of thesetimes, giving pleasure, satisfaction, and, incidentally, that tactfulword of inspiration, so important in literature for young girls. Mrs.Garis prefers to call her books "juvenile novels" and in them romance isnever lacking.
JUDY JORDAN JUDY JORDAN'S DISCOVERY SALLY FOR SHORT SALLY FOUND OUT A GIRL CALLED TED TED AND TONY, TWO GIRLS OF TODAY CLEO'S MISTY RAINBOW CLEO'S CONQUEST BARBARA HALE BARBARA HALE'S MYSTERY FRIEND NANCY BRANDON NANCY BRANDON'S MYSTERY CONNIE LORING CONNIE LORING'S GYPSY FRIEND JOAN: JUST GIRL JOAN'S GARDEN OF ADVENTURE GLORIA: A GIRL AND HER DAD GLORIA AT BOARDING SCHOOL