Calling all grandmas!
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Dear Friend, We're calling all grandpas too. And while we're at it, parents, aunts and uncles, godparents. Why? Because we have a pair of exceptional 2-for-1 Sales going on right now at the NRO Store. Yep, I'm talking about great deals on National Review's children books: wholesome and excellent literature that you want those special young ones in your life to be reading (especially with summer vacation at hand - these are terrific gifts that are especially rewarding for kids who love to read). For just $29.95 (and that includes free shipping too!) you can have Volumes 1 and 2 of The National Review Treasury of Classic Bedtime Stories. These beautiful hardcovers (replete with delightful illustrations by the great Harrison Cady) include 20 heartwarming Thornton Burgess tales about Buster Bear, Peter Rabbit, Sammy Jay, Jimmy Skunk and dozens of other colorful denizens of the Briar Patch and Green Meadows. Each story plays out over some two dozen chapters, so these Treasuries make for perfect bedtime reading, or are as wonderful as material for beginning readers. Every family should have these two volumes: they make a perfect gift for a deserving youngster or family. Order here. And so do Volume 1 and 2 of The National Review Treasury of Classic Children's Literature. Both of these big (each is 528 pages), teeming-with-illustrations hardcovers are chock full of the very best of children's fiction, written by the giants of English Literature: Mark Twain, Rudyard Kipling, Lewis Carroll, Louisa May Alcott, L. Frank Baum, Frances Hodgson Burnett, Stephen Crane, Howard Pyle, Joel Chandler Harris, and many more. They're also just $29.95 (shipping and handling included) for both books. Order here. By the way: We've also got several copies left of The National Review Wonder Book of Fairy Tales. It's a gorgeous, big, 360-page hardcover volume, drowning in over 125 lavish four-color and "wood cut" illustrations, that includes dozens of classic fairy tales. The cost is $25 a copy, and it too comes with free shipping and handling. What a terrific gift it will make. You can order your copy here. As they say, supplies are limited. But trust us: These are precisely the kind of books you want the noses of your kids, grandkids, godchildren, nieces, and nephews stuck in. So get your copies now. Best, Jack Fowler
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