All Things New

by Sonia Daugherty, James Daugherty (Illustrator)

Interesting from point of view of the angle of foreigners making their way in New York -- but incredible from the angle of an authentic story. One girl makes good in a big way in the dramatic field; the other in the field of art; both fathers land on their feet, after demeaning themselves socially by taking jobs as janitor and brush agent respectively; and they find a house where all can live merrily together on very little money. - Kirkus Reviews

Hardcover

First published September 25, 1936