This is the second post I'm making in an attempt to impose some order on the many posts I've made to this blog. In this one I'm posting links to the various "Old Bestsellers" that are actually children's books, a category which has turned into a minor subtheme here. More will be coming, soon enough, including, for example, an eventual post whenever I reread Adam of the Road, a book I loved age 10 or so, a copy of which I found at an estate sale not long ago. And many of the books reviewed here already have similar status -- or are books I'd heard of that I knew were well-remembered children's books.
Sweet William, by Margeurite Bouvet;
Three SF Novels from the Scholastic Book Club;
Penrod, by Booth Tarkington;
The Story-Teller, by Maud Lindsay;
Champion's Choice, by John R. Tunis;
Teen-Age Science Fiction Stories, by Richard M. Elam, Jr.;
Space Service, edited by Andre Norton;
The Light Princess and The Golden Key, by George MacDonald;
Enchanting and Enchanted, by Friedrich Wilhelm Hacklander;
Alice Blythe, Somewhere in England, by Martha Trent;
The Space Pioneers (A Tom Corbett Space Cadet Adventure), by Carey Rockwell;
Bound to Rise, by Horatio Alger, Jr.;
Planet Patrol, by Sonya Dorman;
Through Space to Mars, by Roy Rockwood;
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