This volume is essentially a review of the literature on childhood schizophrenia with the addition of some unenlightening comment by the author who is Medical Director of the Emma Pendleton Bradley Home, East Providence, Rhode Island.

Into sixteen chapters dealing with incidence, symptomatology, differential diagnosis, prognosis, etc., Dr. Bradley has sifted and arranged the pertinent findings and opinions of one hundred and twenty-seven investigators who have written on the subject.

The book is of value in its discussion of symptomatology, course and differential diagnosis, although this is presented entirely from a superficial phenomenological standpoint. The limitations of this