'The Girl Wanted: A Book of Friendly Thoughts' is a book filled with advice for young women, written by Nixon Waterman. He has previously released a similar book prior, albeit the advice was direct for young men. Although some of the language used in this book may not suit the modern audience well, it helps provide an insight into what men think about how women need to behave during Waterman's time period.

""Boy Wanted": A Book of Cheerful Counsel" by Nixon Waterman is an inspiring collection of counsel and wisdom. Waterman's book offers guidance and encouragement for young readers, imparting valuable life lessons in an uplifting and cheerful manner. It's a heartwarming read that provides positivity and motivation for both children and adults.

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"Sonnets of a Budding Bard" is a collection of sonnets written by the poet and journalist Nixon Waterman. The sonnets are inspired by different topics from his infatuation with a Miss Susan Sanderson, to smoking his first cigar, and even more philosophical questions like the fall of Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden. He also reflects on his reading of the works of Lord Byron, among other literary pieces.