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	MAKE YOUR CHILDREN HAPPY WITH ALGONQUIN "SUNNY BOOKS" It is the Algonquin ideal that books should make children happy and build character unconsciously and should contain nothing to cause fright, suggest fear, glorify mischief, excuse malice or condone cruelty. The six books in the present series of Sunny Books are: 101 Little Slam Bang An elephant child and his jungle friends meet a hungry tiger. 102 Merry Murphy The jolly adventures of an Irish potato. 103 Honey Bear The jolly story in rhyme of a baby and a bear who have a sticky party. 104 Grasshopper Green and the Meadow Mice About the things that happen down in the grass. 105 The Dinky Ducklings Two ducks go visiting, with lots of happenings on the way. 106 Sunny Bunny Nina Wilcox Putnam tells about Sunny Bunny and his ten children, who have to find a new home. ALGONQUIN PUBLISHING COMPANY NEW YORK

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