And now for the last Aunt Jane's Nieces book. It's been fun going over one of L. Frank Baum's non-fantasy series, and maybe I...

On to the penultimate Aunt Jane's Nieces book. My copy is in good shape, but it's definitely not a first edition. An advertisemen...

"Keep an eye on Aunt Jane's Nieces for me, and if they try to leave the ranch... I don't know what you can do." That w...

Looking over my collection of Aunt Jane's Nieces books, I find it interesting to look at how my books have aged. The book at hand, ...

And now for book six! My copy of this one is in great shape, and it may be a first edition. Once again going off of advertisements in th...

On to book 5! My copy of Aunt Jane's Nieces in Society is strange. It's from 1915 or later (it's still attributed to Reilly ...

Now on to Aunt Jane's Nieces At Work. As you can see, this one has some cover damage. Likely some moisture getting to it. The cover is...

And I finally read the third book in the Aunt Jane's Nieces series. Major Doyle informs Uncle John he has a farm up in Millville. (...

Well, I'm done with the second Aunt Jane's Nieces book. Oh, the worries of the rich! Uncle John bought a business out of mercy,...

So, I've been talking about collecting the Aunt Jane's Nieces series in vintage editions. But what about the stories? Just to r...