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Children’s Books
1911 | 1912
The Friend of Youth: a child’s magazine. 1852–65.
Friendly Companion and Illustrated Instructor. 1857–1946.
Friendly Leaves. 1–43, 7, 1876–1917. Prop Wells Gardner & Darton for
Girls’ Friendly Soc. Monthly.
Friendly Work. 1–12, 1883–94. Continued as Girl’s Quarterly, 1–28,
1894–1901. Continued as Friendly Work for Friendly Workers,
1902. Props Wells, Gardner & Darton for Girls’ Friendly Soc.
Monthly.
Friends Society. Ed G. H. Tucker. Monthly.
GFS Advertiser. Jan 1880–Dec 1882. Continued as Girls Friendly
Society Associates and Advertiser, Jan 1883–1919. Props Wells,
Gardner & Darton for Girls Friendly Soc. Monthly.
Garfield Boys Journal. See Aldine Garfield Boy’s Journal.
Gentleman’s Journal and Youth’s Miscellany. 1869–72.
Girls. 1, 9 Dec 1893 [registration issue].
Girls. May 1897. Prop C. A. Pearson. Weekly.
Girls and Boys Penny Magazine. 1832–3.
Girl’s Best Friend. Feb 1898–June 1899. Continued as Girl’s Friend,
1899–1931. Prop Harmsworth. Weekly.
Girl’s Friend. See Girl’s Best Friend.
Girls Friendly Society Reporter. 1–2, 1875. Prop Girls Friendly Soc.
Incorporated with Friendly Leaves.
Girls Home. 1–261, Mar 1900–Feb 1915. Prop Fleetway. Incorporated
with Our Girls.
The Girl’s Own Paper. 1880–1927. Religious Tract Soc. Ed Flora
Klickmann. Weekly.
Girls Quarterly. See Friendly Work.
Girl’s Realm. 1–17, Nov 1898–Feb 1915. Prop Hutchinson then
Bousfield & Sons.
Girls Own Messenger. 1892. Ed Ymal Oswin.
The Girl’s School Magazine. 1–2, 12, Mar 1892–3.
Gleaner. 1–12, 1887–96.Continued as Gleaner’s Magazine, 1897.
Continued as Gleaners, 3–5, 12, 1898–1900. Prop Church
Extension Assoc. Weekly.
Gleanings for the Young. 1–10, 1869–88. Continued as Bible Society
Gleanings for the Young, 1889–1922. Prop Br and Foreign Bible
Soc. Monthly.
Golden Childhood: or the child’s own annual of pictures, poetry and
music. [187?]. Continued as Merry Sunbeams, 1876. Continued as
Golden Childhood: the little people’s magazine, 1877–80. Ward
Lock. Monthly.
Golden Cords: a magazine for young people of all ages. [1889]–1891.
Prop Christian Million Newspaper. Ed Uncle Mark and Aunt
Nora Loveall. Monthly.
Golden Hours: a magazine for Sunday reading. 1–4, 1864–84. Prop
Lile & Fawcett. Ed W. M. Whittemore.
Golden Leaves Annual: for home and school. 1899–1900. Prop G.
Stoneman. Annual.
Golden Link Between Church and Home. See Juvenile Instructor
and Companion.
Golden Story Book. See Golden Childhood.
Golden Sunbeams: a church magazine for children. 1–20, Dec
1896–Mar 1916. SPCK. Monthly.
Good Bits. See Young Christian’s Goodbits.
Good News for the Little Ones. 1–18, 1859–61. Continued as Good
News for Young People, 1862. Continued as Good News for
Young and Old, 1877–83. Props W. H. Broom and Good Rouse.
Monthly.
Good Things. See Good Words for the Young.
Good Words for the Young. 1868–72. Continued as Good Things for
the Young of all Ages, 1872–7. Prop Strahan. Ed G. Macdonald.
Monthly.
Gospel Stories for the Young. 1876–1946. Prop G. Morrish. Monthly.
Green’s Nursery Annual. 1847–8.
Grip: a weekly journal for British boys. 1–13, Nov 1883–Feb 1884.
Incorporated with Our Boys.
Guy Rayner’s Boys Novelette. 1–26, 1889. Prop Popular Publishing
Co. Weekly.
Halfpenny Marvel Library. 1–3, 1893. Continued as the Halfpenny
Marvel, 1893–98. Continued as the Marvel, 1898–1922. Weekly.
Halfpenny Picture Magazine for Little Children. 1854. Continued as
the Pictorial Magazine for Little Children, 2–5, 1855–8.
Continued as The Little Child’s Picture Magazine in Easy Words,
1859–62. Continued as Picture Magazine, 1863–5. Ed J. Winks.
Halfpenny Standard Journal. 1896. A reissue of The Boy’s Standard.
The Halfpenny Surprise. 1–23, Nov 1894–Apr 1906. Continued as
Surprise, May–Sep 1906. Prop E. J. Brett. Weekly.
Harper’s Round Table: a magazine for young people. 1–2, 24, Nov
1897–9. Prop Harper Bros. Monthly.
Harper’s Young People: an illustrated weekly. 1885–91. Prop
Sampson & Low.
Home and Fatherland: a magazine for boys and girls. 1887–9. Prop
James Clarke. Ed Rev A. Mearns. Monthly.
Home Tidings of the Young Men’s Christian Institute. 1880–6.
Continued as Polytechnic Magazine 1888– . Prop Polytechnic
Young Men’s Christian Institute.
Home Word. See Sunday school world.
The Homely Friend for Young Women and Girls. 1–36, Jan 1877–Dec
1879. Continued as the Home Friend, 1880–1925. Prop S. W.
Partridge for Scottish Girls Friendly Soc. Monthly.
Horae Juveniles. 23 Apr–23 June 1830. Prop Blemmel House,
Brompton.
Illustrated Juvenile Miscellany. 1847–8. Continued as the Playmate,
1848–9.
Infant Annual. 1833–5. Edinburgh. Ed H. M. Marshall.
The Infant’s Magazine. 1866–1931. Props Seeley & Co then S. W.
Partridge. Ed W. C. Wilson. Monthly.
Infant Scholar’s Magazine. 1827–8. Continued as the Child’s
Repository and Infant Scholar’s Magazine, 1829.
Israel: a magazine for Jewish youth. See Young Israel.
The Jabberwock: a monthly magazine for boys and girls. 1887.
Continued as Jack’s Journal: a weekly illustrated miscellany for
everybody, 115–21, May–June 1887. Prop W. Long. Weekly.
Jack Harkaway’s Journal for Boys. 1–4, Apr–Sep 1893. Prop E. J. Brett.
Incorporated with Boys of England.
Jewish Advocate for the Young. 1–10, 1846–54. Continued as the
Children’s Jewish Advocate, 1855–79. Continued as Jewish
Advocate: a quarterly paper for the young, n.s. 1–15, 1880–92.
Continued as Jewish Missionary Advocate, 1893–1908.
Continued as Beehive, 1910– . Prop Nisbet & Co for London Soc
for Promoting Christianity Among Jews. Monthly.
Joyful Hours: an illustrated monthly magazine for boys and girls.
1897. Prop George Newnes.
Joyful News. Feb 1883–8. Continued as Joyful News Banner of Hope,
1–45, 1889–92. Continued as Banner of Hope, 1893–1910. Bacup &
Stockport. Prop W. J. Tyne. Monthly.
Junior Quarterly Review. 1883. Prop H. W. Guest.
Junior Review: a monthly journal of science, literature and art. 1888.
Ed N. Lynn. Monthly.
The Juvenile: an illustrated penny magazine for children. 1853–4.
The Juvenile. 1894. Prop John Snow & Co for Children’s Missionary
Selections.
Juvenile Christian’s Remembrancer. 1845.
The Juvenile Companion and Sunday School Hive. 1854–71.
Continued as Sunday School Hive and Juvenile Companion,
1882–91. Prop W. Reed.
The Juvenile Forget Me Not. 1829–37. Ed Mrs S. C. Hall.
Juvenile Instructor and Companion. 1–44, 1850–93. Continued as
The Golden Link Between Church and Home, 45–9, 1894–8.
Continued as Young People, 50–8, 1899–1907. Prop J. Hudson for
Methodist New Connection.
Juvenile Journal. Jersey. 1839.