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GIRLS SERIES BOOKS:A CHECKLIST OF TITLES PUBLISHED 1840-1991Children's Literature Research Collections.University of Minnesota Libraries. Minneapolis, Minnesota. 1992. This publication is made possible by a grant from
Copyright (c) 1992 by the University of Minnesota.
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This publication is respectfully dedicated to the memory of William Kirker Bixby, special friend and volunteer at CLRC from 1974 to 1986.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Completing this expanded edition about girls series books involved
a number of contributors, revisors, and special gifts. The first edition
covered the years 1900 to 1975, and involved work by volunteers William
Kirker Bixby and Mary Rapson along with staff members David Benidt and
Margaret Nevinski. During the past two years, staff member Deidre Johnson
spearheaded the work toward this volume. When she left the university staff
for a teaching position, Carolyn Davis assumed the final wrap-up tasks
of making corrections and preparing the final copy.
Many other individuals participated in the project. J. Randolph Cox, librarian at St. Olaf College and Volunteer Consultant to the Hess Collection, continues to catalog the series books. He also provided information on the Whitman editions. Edward T. LeBlanc, Editor of the Dime-Novel Round-Up, assisted with the dime novel series of My Queen and donated series books to fill gaps. University Reference Librarian Dennis Lien worked on the nineteenth century and science fiction series. Members of the Society of Phantom Friends submitted corrections and additions to the earlier edition through the interceding years. Lois Ringquist and other staff at the Children's and Young Adult departments of the Minneapolis Public Library advised on the contemporary series, while Dr. John T. Dizer provided information on older series. Claudette Hegel Comfort helped with the later Trixie Belden publication dates. The Wilson Library Reference Department shared the OCLC terminal for verifying entries.
Children's Literature Research Collections (CLRC) staff Lori Leirdahl and students Lynn McKay and Christine Scovill verified entries, while Jacalyn Simacek, Lynn McKay, and Johanna Reed typed them.
University Library Administration and Management staff supporting aspects of this project include John Howe, Interim University Librarian, Thomas Shaughnessy, University Librarian, Joe Branin and Cynthia Steinke, Library Directors, and Frank Immler, Head, Collection Development. David Klaassen, Archivist at the Social Welfare History Archives, provided his computer and printer for the preparation of the final copy.
The Saint Paul Foundation, which supported the earlier publication, continues to support Hess Collection projects. To celebrate the 35th anniversary of the Hess Collection's arrival at the University of Minnesota Libraries, a Hess Symposium was held in June of 1991 in the Arthur Upson Room of Walter Library. Among the attendees were The Saint Paul Foundation President Paul A. Verret, staff liaison Edie Meisner and board member Ronald H. Hubbs. The foundation also provided funds for preparing this publication. William Kirker Bixby Memorial funds were designated by his daughters Elizabeth Bixby and Deborah Bixby Knutsen toward the completion of this project, on which "Bix" worked so many years as a volunteer.
FOREWORD
Almost fifteen years have elapsed since the Children's Literature Research
Collections (CLRC) issued GIRLS' SERIES BOOKS 1900-1975, the first published
checklist of American series for girls and younger children. As its introduction
noted, it was intended as "a service for the librarian building similar
collections, the scholar working in popular culture or children's literature,
and the collector attempting to acquire a complete series." It encompassed
series published between 1900 and 1975, including nineteenth-century series
that continued into the twentieth century. At that time, a companion volume
- this volume - was envisioned for earlier nineteenth-century girls' series.
Since then, several factors combined to make an updated comprehensive volume
more desirable. New series have been created since 1975; several ongoing
series encompassed additional titles; others from 1900-1975 have been discovered,
along with occasional errors in the previous edition (primarily in series
order); and the CLRC's series collection has been increased by almost five
hundred titles, making the older record of holdings outdated. Consequently,
a revised and updated book became the goal.
Every effort has been made to ensure accuracy and completeness. Information about additions and corrections is welcome. Correspondence should be addressed to:
Curator
Children's Literature Research Collections
113 Andersen Library
222 - 21st Avenue South
Minneapolis, MN 55455.
- Karen Nelson Hoyle
INTRODUCTION
Nineteenth-Century Series
Although the origins of contemporary series can be found in their nineteenth-century
predecessors, series books have changed over time. The earliest series,
originating during the middle third of that century, are heavily didactic,
designed to convey moral and educational information. Many use younger
children as protagonists. Rather than centering on children's adventures
or travels, they describe the guilt or unhappiness caused by misbehavior,
the protagonists' struggle to do right, and their eventual reconciliation
with friends, family, and God - or the horrible consequences that befall
those who fail to reform. Others contain lengthy passages about geography,
history, or nature with only minimal story. Additionally, authors often
developed thematic series, linked by concept rather than characters. FLOWERETS,
for example, consists of six books, each with a different protagonist,
illustrating the Ten Commandments.
Even when a nineteenth-century series uses continuing characters, this does not always mean they appear in prominent roles in each book. Since reform is a popular theme, a character may act as protagonist in one title, then, having triumphed over temptation, take a minor part in subsequent stories. An example of this can be found in the HOLLYWOOD STORIES, which, according to the subtitle of the first volume, shows "How Some City Boys and Girls Spent Their First Spring in the Country; How They Agreed To Be Young Christs, and What Kind of Companions They Found in Daisyfield." Other times, continuing characters appear in some titles, but not all. Frank and Flossy Lee have major roles in some RIVERDALE STORIES (set in and around the town of Riverdale), minor parts in others, and no parts in a few. It was not until after the 1860s that series placed greater emphasis upon character and plot. Even then, didacticism and instruction remained, as evidenced by the many pious passages in ELSIE DINSMORE or the geographical or historical discussions in the THREE VASSAR GIRLS.
Early nineteenth-century series present a particular challenge to bibliographers. The initial difficulty lies in identifying them. A few authors, such as Jacob Abbott, are well known, but many other prolific writers from the period never appear in histories of children's literature. The series listed in this bibliography were found by cross-checking promising entries in the CLRC's chronological catalogue and the Philadelphia Free Library's Checklist of Children's Books 1837-1876 against the NUC Pre-1956 Imprints and the American Catalogue, and through advertisements in the books themselves. A second obstacle is recognizing American series, for so little is apparently known about some authors that the same title can be catalogued as American fiction in one NUC entry and British fiction in the next. This volume includes titles in debate, believing they are of interest to the reader.
A third problem arises in identifying a true series, for the terms "series" and "library" were used loosely in the 1800s. A "library" can be either titles with related characters or an overall theme or it can mean unrelated titles, sometimes reissues, in a uniform format. Without access to many of the books or detailed information about them, it is frequently difficult to tell whether a book is actually part of a series. It is also difficult to ascertain whether a book contains one story or a story collection. Those which were clearly unrelated titles or story collections--such as "Aunt Fanny's" Nightcaps or Popguns books-have been omitted. There is still a need for a more comprehensive bibliography of nineteenth-century series, one encompassing boys', girls', and miscellaneous series, for several of the girls' series were companion series to ones for boys. Notes at the end of those entries mention the companion series, but do not give detailed listings.
Contemporary Series
The last fifteen years have witnessed major developments in children's
series. Paperback series, once predominantly the domain of religious publishers,
appeared with increasing frequency in the late 1970s, and as of this writing
almost all major publishing houses have paperback imprints for children.
The new format led to a renaissance in the genre. Girls' Series Books
1900-1975 listed only three series published between 1970 and 1975;
since then, over 230 additional series have appeared. These new series
reflect current publishing trends, which, ironically, hearken back to the
approach used by dime novel publishers: many series are owned or controlled
by publishers, who employ a variety of pseudonymous writers to meet monthly
or bimonthly publication schedules.
Three categories of series have become more prominent since 1975. One is thematic, typified by series such as SWEET DREAMS or SUNFIRE. These contain books by different authors, centering on a particular theme (frequently romance), and do not use continuing characters. The books bear the series title and usually a volume number on the cover or spine. Easy- readers or "chapter books," (i.e., books with short chapters, designed for beginning readers), such as EAGLE-EYE ERNIE or JENNY ARCHER, form the second category. These feature continuing characters in light adventures or mysteries; the books use large type, simple sentence structure, and often a limited vocabulary. A third category, interactive fiction, emerged in the 1970s. Rather than a continuing narrative, interactive fiction offers multiple story choices and different endings. Books in series like HEARTQUEST or FOLLOW YOUR HEART ROMANCES ask the reader to decide which of several actions she would take at crucial points throughout the story then direct her to the appropriate page, resulting in stories that can be reread with a different outcome each time.
Several other tactics, occasionally evident in older series, continue in newer books. One is the series based on a common location. For example, the FEAR STREET horror series, heavily influenced by movies such as Nightmare on Elm Street, follows the terrifying experiences of different characters living on or near the aptly-titled Fear Street. ROOTS OF LOVE traces the romances and personal problems of several members of two California dynasties. Another approach employs continuing characters in secondary roles, helping progatonists featured in only one book of the series. The waitress and the owner of HEART BREAK CAFE serve as unifying elements in a series about the love lives of different customers frequenting the cafe. Some volumes in the long-running SWEET VALLEY HIGH titles also use this method. Still others, such as SLEEPOVER FRIENDS and BABYSITTERS CLUB, feature a rotating cast of protagonists, with each taking the lead every fourth or fifth book.
The phenomenal popularity of some series has also engendered spinoffs. SWEET VALLEY HIGH began in 1983 with the adventures of two sixteen-year-old twins, Elizabeth and Jessica. Three years later, SWEET VALLEY TWINS began running concurrently, chronicling the pair's adventures as twelve-year-olds. SWEET VALLEY KIDS, started in 1989, shows Jessica and Elizabeth at seven. Nancy Drew became two different series in 1986, when Simon & Schuster created NANCY DREW FILES, more sophisticated mysteries for older readers, while continuing the ever-popular NANCY DREW MYSTERY STORIES for middle grades. Nancy also acts as a minor character in RIVER HEIGHTS, a romance series set in her home town. Publishers also discovered the appeal of "specials"--longer books, issued once or twice a year, using the same characters as in regular series. Consequently, many series actually have a sub-series of "Special" volumes, such as SWEET VALLEY HIGH SUPER EDITIONS or SWEET VALLEY HIGH SUPER THRILLERS, or, in the case of Nancy Drew, NANCY DREW/HARDY BOYS SUPER MYSTERIES.
As with their predecessors, series from the 1970s and 1980s treat a variety of topics, appealing to a wide range of interests. Mystery and romance prevail, typified by series such as HART AND SOUL, JODY AND JAKE, KATE CLANCY, SUSAN SAND (all mysteries) or CAPRICE, SENIORS, WILDFIRE (romance). Other areas covered include animal stories (ANIMAL INN, BLUE RIBBON, SADDLE CLUB), fantasy (ABRACADABRA, HAUNTING WITH LOUISA), school stories (CHEERLEADERS, CLASS OF '88, HOMEROOM, JUNIOR HIGH, KIDS OF POLK STREET SCHOOL), glamorous careers (ALL THAT GLITTERS, CENTER STAGE, KELLY BLAKE), historical fiction (AMERICAN GIRLS, ORPHAN TRAIN, SUNFIRE), sports (PINK PARROTS, RUTH MARINI), science fiction (PLANET BUILDERS), and horror (DARK FORCES, FINAL FRIENDS). Several series have adopted unusual approaches. PRIVATE SCHOOL, undoubtedly influenced by several science fiction movies, tells of a girl whose boarding school is taken over by aliens. FIREBRATS is set in the United States after the devastation caused by World War Im. The HEART TO HEART series is actually two books in one: the first chronicles the protagonist's life at age fourteen; the second picks up three years later. In short, girls' series are again big business, and a new generation of readers are discovering the pleasure of following a favorite character through numerous adventures.
Definitions
As with the earlier edition, Girls' Series Books 1840-1990 lists
American fictional series books for girls, this time including those series
that began between 1840 and 1990. As with the previous edition, this includes
many "tots" series-i.e., series for younger children featuring protagonists
of both genders--and series with toys, but excludes animal series. Many
of the parameters used for the original edition remain, specifically:
American books are defined as having an American author or being published first in the United States of America. .. . "Fictional" stories are imaginative and for the purpose of this checklist exclude animal and picture books and nonfiction text.... Only books of 48 or more pages are included (Hoyle n.p.)
Some parameters have been modified. The original edition defined a series
as "three or more books that have parallel titles or the same character."
The three-volume criterion still stands; however, the definition of series
has been expanded to include some thematic series because of their importance
to the field. Titles that were originally published as part of a thematic
series or were extensively advertised as such soon after their initial
publication are included. Examples are the BARTON BOOKS FOR GIRLS and SWEET
DREAMS. Publishers' series - those series where publishers later grouped
unrelated volumes, frequently by different authors, under an umbrella title
such as "Girl Chums" or "Maidenhood" - have been excluded.
Organization
The bibliography is arranged alphabetically by series title with cross
references to the main entry under alternate titles. The earlier edition
used parenthesis to distinguish between titles assigned by the compiler
and those listed in the publication; these have been deleted. Each entry
lists series title, followed by the stated author of the series; if this
is a known pseudonym, it is followed by the actual author's name in parenthesis.
(This reverses the procedure used in the earlier edition.) The original
publisher follows; reprint publishers are not given. If the original publication
was a paperback edition, (PB) appears after the publisher's name. Because
this edition includes three types of series which are often not of interest
to collectors, they are marked as such on the line following the publishers'
name: thematic, interactive, and easy reader. Although there are many interactive
series, such as "Choose Your Own Adventure," only those series specifically
intended for girls have been included here.
Volume numbers reflect order of publication; in some cases, such as JANICE DAY, this differs from the internal chronology of the series. Whenever possible, volume numbers correspond to the actual numbering of the series. Some listings are incomplete: - amb. - followed by an empty line indicates that records reveal the series had numbered volumes, but information about a particular title is unknown. An asterisk before the title indicates a copy is in the CLRC. Dates used are copyright dates, which are occasionally for the year prior to actual publication, especially for nineteenth-century series and January titles of contemporary series issued on a monthly basis.
Notes follow some series entries, clarifying material or conveying additional information. A "Related series" or "Related titles" line refers to other series or to single volumes, not issued as part of the series, in which major or secondary characters also appear. For example, Betsy Ray, of the BETSY-TACY series, also has a part in three books which are not in the series but which are of interest to many readers. A "See also" reference indicates that additional information or a continuation of the series may be found under another series title. Little Prudy, for example, appears in several series; "See also" references direct the reader to those entries.
- Deidre Johnson
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ABALOC/APPLE LOCK BOOKS
Curry, Jane Louise
Harcourt 1-3
Atheneum 4
1. *Beneath the Hill 1967
2. *The Daybreakers 1970
3. *Over the Sea's Edge 1971
4. *The Birdstones 1977
Related titles: The Change-Child (1969), The Watchers (1975), The Wolves of Aam (1981).
ABBY JONES, JUNIOR DETECTIVE
Giff, Patricia
Delacorte
1. Have You Seen Hyacinth Macaw? 1981
2. Loretta P. Sweeny, Where Are You? 1983
3. Tootsie Tanner, Why Don't You Talk? 1987
ABRACADABRA
Becker, Eve
Bantam (PB)
1. *Thirteen Means Magic 1989
2. *The Love Potion 1989
3. *The Magic Mix-Up 1989
4. The Sneezing Spell 1990
5. Instant Popularity 1990
6. Too Much Magic 1990
ADDIE MILLS
Rock, Gail 1-4
Lawlor, Laurie 5-6
Knopf 1-4
Whitman 5-6
1. The House Without a Christmas Tree 1974
2. The Thanksgiving Treasure 1974
3. A Dream for Addie 1975
4. Addie and the King of Hearts 1976
5. Addie across the Prairie 1986
6. Addie's Dakota Winter 1989
ADELE DORING
North, Grace May (Carol Norton)
Lothrop, Lee and Shepard
1. *Adele Doring of the Sunnyside Club 1919
2. Adele Doring on a Ranch 1920
3. *Adele Doring at Boarding School 1921
4. *Adele Doring in Camp 1922
5. Adele Doring at Vineyard Valley 1923
ADMIRAL'S GRANDDAUGHTER see TALES OF THE ADMIRAL'S GRANDDAUGHTER
A. I. GANG
Coville, Bruce
Signet (PB)
1. Operation Sherlock 1986
2. The Cutlass Cube 986
3. Robot Trouble 1986
4. Forever Begins Tomorrow 1986
ADVENTURE GIRLS
Blank, Clair
Burt
1. *The Adventure Girls at K Bar O 1936
2. *The Adventure Girls in the Air 1936
3. *The Adventure Girls at Happiness House 1936
THE ADVENTUROUS ALLENS
Grove, Harriet Pyne
Burt
1. The Adventurous Allens
1932
2. The Adventurous Allens Afloat
1932
3. The Adventurous Allens Find Mystery
1932
4. The Adventurous Allens Marooned
1932
5. The Adventurous Allens' Treasure Hunt
1933
AIKEN FAMILY
Thompson, Mary Wolfe
McKay
1. Two in the Wilderness
1967
2. Wilderness Winter
1968
3. Wilderness Wedding
AIRPLANE GIRL
Bardwell, Harrison (Craine, Edith Janice)
World
1. Roberta's Flying Courage
1930
2. The Lurtiss Field Mystery
1930
3. The Airplane Girl and the Mystery of Seal Island
1930
4. The Airplane Girl and the Mystery Ship
1930
Note: At least two of these titles were also reissued under the pseudonym Barrie Anderson: vol. 1 as *The Courageous Girl Pilot and a second volume as The Blue Pirate Mystery Flyer.
AL
Greene, Constance C.
Harper 1-5
Penguin 6
1. A Girl Called Al
1969
2. I Know You, Al
1975
3. *Your Old Pal, Al
1979
4. Al(exandra) the Great
1982
5. *Just Plain Al
1986
6. *Al's Blind Date
1989
ALDEN FAMILY MYSTERIES see BOXCAR FAMILY
ALEX
Levene, Nancy S.
Chariot (PB)
1. Shoelaces and Brussel Sprouts
1987
2. French Fry Forgiveness
1987
3. Hot Chocolate Friendship
1987
4. Peanut Butter and Jelly Secrets
1987
5. Mint Cookie Miracles
1988
6. Cherry Cola Champions
1988
7. Peach Pit Popularity
1989
8. T-Bone Trouble
1990
9. Grapefruit Basket Upset
1991
ALICE WHIPPLE
Adams, Laurie and Allison Coudert
Houghton 1
Bantam (PB) 2-5
1. *Alice and the Boa Constrictor
1983
2. Who Wants a Turnip for President, Anyway?
1986
[Note: Reissued as Alice Whipple for President in 1990]
3. Alice Investigates
1987
4. Alice Whipple in Wonderland
1989
5. Alice Whipple Shapes Up
1990
ALL-OF-A-KIND FAMILY
Taylor, Sydney
Follett 1-4
Dutton 5
1. *All-of-a-Kind Family
1951
2. *More All-of-a-Kind Family
1954
3. *All-of-a-Kind Family Uptown
1958
4. All-of-a-Kind Family Downtown
1972
5. *Ella of All-of-a-Kind Family
1978
ALL THAT GLITTERS
Andrews, Kristi
Bantam (PB)
1. Magic Time
1987
2. Take Two
1987
3. Flashback
1987
4. Love Lights
1987
5. Typecast
1987
6. Set up
1988
7. Upstaged
1988
8. Award Night
1988
AMANDA COLBY see MIRRORS
THE AMERICAN ADVENTURE
Trent, Margaret
Burt
1. Crossed Trails
1932
2. The Hills of Home
1932
3. Hollywood Ho!
1932
AMERICAN GIRLS
Thieme, Jeanne
Tripp, Valerie
Hansen, Robyn
Pleasant
1. American Girls Album: A Picture Frame and Memory Book to Record
Your Family History (Thieme) 1989
2. American Girls Cookbook: A Peek at Dining in the Past with
Meals You Can Cook Today (Thieme) 1989
3. American Girls Diary: A Journal for Writing Your Secrets. An American
Girls' Tradition (Thieme) 1989
4. American Girls Games: Three Antique Games that Kirsten, Samantha,
and Molly Played (Thieme and Hansen) 1989
5. American Girls Portfolio of Pastimes: Paper Dolls
1989
6. The American Girls Theater: Plays about Kirsten, Samantha, and Molly
for You and Your Friends to Perform (Thieme and Tripp)
1989
[Note: Vol. 5 contains four (identical) play scripts, each with three plays (one per major character) and one director's guide].
Note: The AMERICAN GIRLS series actually consists of three separate
series about three different girls (Kirsten, living in 1854; Samantha,
in 1904; Molly, in 1944), plus a fourth set of games and activity books
(listed above) incorporating all three characters. These six volumes were
also issued together as the Activity Book Portfolio of Pastimes. The AMERICAN
GIRLS books are tied in to an entire line of toys, clothing, accessories,
and craft books.
See also KIRSTEN LARSON, MOLLY MCINTIRE, SAMANTHA SHAW.
AMY AND LAURA
Sachs, Marilyn
Doubleday
1. *Amy Moves In
1964
2. *Laura's Luck
1965
3. *Amy and Laura
1966
AMY BELL MARLOWE'S BOOKS FOR GIRLS
Marlowe, Amy Bell (Stratemeyer
Syndicate)
Grosset
1. The Oldest of Four; or Natalie's Way Out
1914
2. *The Girls of Hillcrest Farm;
or The Secret of the Rocks
1914
3. *A Little Miss Nobody;
or With the Girls of Pinewood Hall
1914
4. The Girl from Sunset Ranch;
or Alone in a Great City
1914
5. Wyn's Camping Days;
or The Outing of the Go-Ahead Club
1914
6. *Frances of the Ranges;
or The Old Ranchman's Treasure
1915
7. *The Girls of Rivercliff School;
or Beth Baldwin's Resolve
1916
ANASTASIA KRUPNIK
Lowry, Lois
Houghton
1. *Anastasia Krupnik
1979
2. *Anastasia Again!
1981
3. *Anastasia at Your Service
1982
4. *Anastasia, Ask Your Analyst
1984
5. *Anastasia on Her Own
1985
6. *Anastasia Has the Answers
1985
7. *Anastasia and Her Chosen Career
1986
8. Anastasia at This Address
1991
ANDIE (ANDREA) BARKER
Harrell, Janice
Pocket (PB)
1. Andie and the Boys
1990
2. Dooley Mackenzie Is Totally Weird
1991
3. Brace Yourself, P.J.
1991
ANDREW TILLET, SARA WIGGINS, & INSPECTOR WYATT
Newman, Robert
Atheneum
1. Case of the Baker Street Irregulars
1978
2. Case of the Vanishing Corpse
1980
3. Case of the Somerville Secret
1981
4. *Case of the Threatened King
1982
5. Case of the Etruscan Treasure
1983
6. Case of the Frightened Friend
1984
7. Case of the Murdered Players
1985
8. Case of the Indian Curse
1986
9. Case of the Watching Boy
1989
ANGEL
Delton, Judy
Houghton
1. *Back Yard Angel
1983
2. *Angel in Charge
1985
3. *Angel's Mother's Boyfriend
1986
4. *Angel's Mother's Wedding
1987
5. *Angel's Mother's Baby
1989
ANGELA STEELE
Robinson, Nancy K.
Apple (PB) 1
Scholastic 2-4
1. Mom, You're Fired
1983
2. Oh Honestly, Angela
1985
3. Angela, Private Citizen
1989
4. Angela and the Broken Heart
1991
ANIMAL INN
Vail, Virginia
Apple (PB)
1. Pets are for Keeps
1986
2. A Kid's Best Friend
1986
3. Monkey Business
1987
4. Scaredy Cat
1987
5. Adopt-a-Pet
1987
6. All the Way Home
1987
7. The Pet Makeover
1990
8. Petnapped
1990
9. One Dog Too Many
1990
10. Parrot Fever
1990
11. Oh Deer!
1990
12. Gift Horse
1991
ANIMAL RESCUE FARM
Created by Sharon M. Hart
Various authors
Apple (PB)
1. The Stolen Horse (Sharon M. Hart)
1988
2. Animal Orphans (Avery Hart and Paul Mantell)
1988
3. A Dog for Jesse (Emma Davis)
1989
4. Win or Lose (Sharon Dennis Wyeth)
1989
ANN BARTLETT
Johnson, Martha (Elisabeth Lansing)
Crowell
1. Ann Bartlett, Navy Nurse
1941
2. Ann Bartlett at Bataan
1943
3. Ann Bartlett in the South Pacific
1944
4. Ann Bartlett Returns to the Philippines
1945
5. Ann Bartlett on Stateside Duty
1946
ANN STERLING SERIES
Grove, Harriet Pyne
Burt
1. *Ann Sterling
1926
2. The Courage of Ann
3. *Ann and the Jolly Six
1926
4. Ann Crosses a Secret Trail
1926
5. *Ann's Search Rewarded
1926
6. *Ann's Ambitions
1927
7. Ann's Sterling Heart
1928
ANNE FENTON
Fayerweather, Margaret Doane (Gardner)
McBride
1. Anne Alive!
1933
2. Anne at Large
1934
3. Anne at Work
1935
ANNE THORNTON
Anthony, Lotta Rowe
Penn
1. The Yellow Quill Girl
1921
2. Anne Thornton, Wetamoo
1922
3. Anne Thornton, Junior Guide
1924
4. Anne Thornton
1925
ANNETTE
Schroeder, Doris 1-4
Meyers, Barlow 5
Whitman
1. *Walt Disney's Annette: Sierra Summer
1960
2. *Walt Disney's Annette: The Desert Inn Mystery
1961
3. Walt Disney's Annette and the Mystery at
Moonstone Bay
1962
4. Walt Disney's Annette and the Mystery at
Smugglers' Cove
1963
5. *Walt Disney's Annette: Mystery at Medicine Wheel
1964
Note: These are actually part of the WHITMAN AUTHORIZED EDITIONS series.
See that entry for a complete listing of titles.
ANNIE K'S THEATER
Wyeth, Sharon Dennis
Skylark (PB)
1. The Dinosaur Tooth
1990
2. The Ghost Show
1990
3. The Chicken Pox Party
1990
4. The Mighty Dolphin
1991
ANNIE OAKLEY
Schroeder, Doris
Whitman
1. *Annie Oakley in Danger at Diablo
1955
2. Annie Oakley in the Ghost Town Secret
1957
3. Annie Oakley in Double Trouble
1958
Note: These are actually part of the WHITMAN AUTHORIZED EDITIONS series.
See that entry for a complete listing of titles.
APPLE MARKET STREET SERIES
Hill, Mabel Betsy
Stokes
1. Down-Along Apple Market Street
1934
2. Summer Comes to Apple Market Street
1937
3. Surprise for Judy Jo; an Apple Market Story
1939
4. Jack O'Lantern for Judy Jo; an Apple Market
Street Story
1940
5. Along Comes Judy Jo
1943
6. *The Snowed-in-Family; a Judy Jo Story
1951
7. Judy Jo's Magic Island
1953
ARABUS FAMILY
Collier, James Lincoln, and Christopher
Collier
Delacorte
1. War Comes to Willy Freeman
1983
2. *Jump Ship to Freedom
1981
3. *Who Is Carrie
1984
ARDEN BLAKE MYSTERY SERIES
Garis, Cleo F.
Burt
1. The Orchard Secret
1934
2. *Mystery of Jockey Fellow
1934
3. Missing at Marshlands
1934
ASH STAFF TRILOGY
Fisher, Paul
Atheneum
1. Ash Staff
1979
2. The Hawks of Fellheath
1980
3. The Princess and the Thorn
1980
AUNT HATTIE'S LIBRARY FOR GIRLS
Aunt Hattie (Harriette Newell [Woods]
Baker)
Young
1. Lilly's Birthday
1863
2. The Sheep and Lambs
1866
3. Little Miss Fret
1867
4. Maggie and the Mice
1867
5. The Lost Kittie
1867
6. Ida's New Shoes
1867
Note: According to the American Catalogue, this series was published in 1867, but at least one volume was copyrighted several years before that. No information on original publication dates was found for other titles. A companion series, Aunt Hattie's Library for Boys, was also published the same year.
AUNT JANE'S NIECES
Van Dyne, Edith (L. Frank Baum)
Reilly & Britton
1. *Aunt Jane's Nieces
1906
2. *Aunt Jane's Nieces Abroad
1907
3. *Aunt Jane's Nieces at Millville
1908
4 *Aunt Jane's Nieces at Work
1909
5. *Aunt Jane's Nieces in Society
1910
6. *Aunt Jane's Nieces and Uncle John
1911
7. *Aunt Jane's Nieces on Vacation
1912
8. *Aunt Jane's Nieces on the Ranch
1913
9. *Aunt Jane's Nieces Out West
1914
10. *Aunt Jane's Nieces on Tour
1914
11. *Aunt Jane's Nieces in the Red Cross
1915
AUSTIN FAMILY
L'Engle, Madeleine
Vanguard 1
Farrar 2-7
1. *Meet the Austins
1960
2. *The Moon by Night
1963
3. *The Twenty-Four Days Before Christmas
1964
4. *The Young Unicorns
1968
5. The Anti-Muffins
1981
6. *A Ring of Endless Light
1980
7. *An Acceptable Time
Note: Some characters also appear in the MURRY-O'KEEFE FAMILY SERIES
and
related characters appear in A Severed Wasp.
AUTHORIZED EDITIONS (WHITMAN) see WHITMAN AUTHORIZED EDITIONS
AUTOMOBILE GIRLS
Crane, Laura Dent
Altemus
1. *The Automobile Girls at Newport;
or Watching the Summer Parade
1910
2. *The Automobile Girls in the Berkshire;
or the Ghost of Lost Man's Trail
1910
3. *The Automobile Girls along the Hudson;
or Fighting Fire in Sleepy Hollow
1910
4. *The Automobile Girls at Chicago;
or Winning Out against Heavy Odds
1912
5. *The Automobile Girls at Palm Beach;
or Proving Their Mettle under Southern Skies
1913
6. *The Automobile Girls at Washington;
or Checkmating the Plots of Foreign Spies
1913
Note: Three of the titles may have been ghostwritten by Frank G. Patchin.
AVIVA GRANGER
Betancourt, Jeanne
Camelot (PB)
1. The Rainbow Kid
1985
2. Turtle Time
1985
3. Puppy Love
1986
4. Crazy Christmas
1988
AZALEA
Peattie, Mrs. Elia Wilkinson
Reilly & Britton
1. Azalea: The Story of a Girl in the Blue Ridge Mountains
1912
2. Annie Laurie and Azalea
1913
3. Azalea at Sunset Gap
1914
4. Azalea's Silver Web
1915
AZOR
Crowley, Maude
Oxford
1. *Azor
1948
2. *Azor and the Haddock
1949
3. *Azor and the Blue-Eyed Cow
1951
4. *Tor and Azor
1955
Note: Azor is a boy.
Related title: Pringle and the Lavendar Goat (1960).
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BABS
Colver, Alice Ross
Penn
1. *Babs
1917
2 *Babs at Birchwood
1919
3. Babs at College
1920
4. Babs at Home
1921
BABY-SITTERS CLUB
Martin, Ann M.
Apple (PB)
1. *Kristy's Great Idea
1986
2. *Claudia and the Phantom Phone Calls
1986
3. *The Truth About Stacey
1986
4. *Mary Anne Saves the Day
1987
5. Dawn and the Impossible Three
1987
6. Kristy's Big Day
1987
7. Claudia and Mean Janine
1987
8. Boy-Crazy Stacey
1987
9. The Ghost at Dawn's House
1988
10. Logan Likes Mary Anne!
1988
11. Kristy and the Snobs
1988
12. Claudia and the New Girl
1988
13. Good-bye Stacey, Good-bye
1988
14. Hello, Mallory
1988
15. Little Miss Stoneybrook...and Dawn
1988
16. Jessi's Secret Language
1988
17. Mary Anne's Bad-Luck Mystery
1988
18. Stacey's Mistake
1988
19. Claudia and the Bad Joke
1988
20. Kristy and the Walking Disaster
1989
21. Mallory and the Trouble With Twins
1989
22. Jessi Ramsey, Pet-sitter
1989
23. Dawn on the Coast
1989
24. Kristy and the Mother's Day Surprise
1989
25. *Mary Anne and the Search for Tigger
1989
26. *Claudia and the Sad Good-bye
1989
27. Jessi and the Superbrat
1989
28. Welcome Back, Stacey!
1989
29. Mallory and the Mystery Diary
1989
30. Mary Anne and the Great Romance
1990
31. Dawn's Wicked Stepsister
1990
32. Kristy and the Secret of Susan
1990
33. Claudia and the Great Search
1990
34. Mary Anne and Too Many Boys
1990
35. Stacy and the Mystery of Stoneybrook
1990
36. Jessi's Babysitter
1990
37. Dawn and the Older Boy
1990
38. Kristy's Mystery Admirer
1990
39. Poor Mallory!
1990
40. Claudia and the Middle School Mystery
1991
41. Mary Anne vs. Logan
1991
42. Jessi and the Dance School Phantom
1991
43. Stacy's Emergency
1991
44. Dawn and the Big Sleepover
1991
Related titles: Baby-sitter's Postcard Book, Baby-sitter's Club Notebook.
BABY-SITTERS CLUB SUPER SPECIALS
Martin, Ann M.
Apple (PB)
1. Baby-sitters on Board!
1988
2. *Baby-sitters' Summer Vacation
1989
3. *Baby-sitters' Winter Vacation
1989
4. *Baby-sitters' Island Adventure
1990
5. *California Girls!
1990
6. New York New York!
1991
BABY-SITTERS LITTLE SISTER
Martin, Ann M.
Apple (PB)
1. Karen's Witch
1988
2. Karen's Roller Skates
1988
3. Karen's Worst Day
1989
4. Karen's Kittycat Club
1989
5. Karen's School Picture
1989
6. Karen's Little Sister
1989
7. Karen's Birthday
1989
8. Karen's Haircut
1990
9. Karen's Sleepover
1990
10. Karen's Grandmother
1990
11. Karen's Prize
1990
12. Karen's Ghost
1990
13. Karen's Surprise
1990
14. Karen's New Year
1990
15. Karen in Love
1991
16. Karen's Goldfish
1991
17. Karen's Brothers
1991
18. Karen's Home Run
1991
Related title: Super Special: Karen's Wish (1990).
BAD NEWS BALLET
Malcolm, Jahanna N.
Apple (PB)
1. The Terrible Tryouts
1989
2. Battle of the Bunheads
1989
3. Stupid Cupids
1989
4. Who Framed Mary Bubnick?
1989
5. Blubberina
1989
6. Save D.A.D.!
1990
7. The King and Us
1990
8. Camp Clodhopper
1990
9. Boo Hoo
1990
10. A Dog Named Toe Shoe
1991
BAD NEWS BEARS
Woodley, Richard
Dell (PB)
1. The Bad News Bears
1976
2. The Bad News Bears in Breaking Training
1976
3. The Bad News Bears Go to Japan
1978
BANNER CAMPFIRE GIRLS
Devries, Julianne
World
1. *Campfire Girls as Detectives
1933
2. *Campfire Girls at Holly House
1933
3. *Campfire Girls Flying Around the Globe
1933
4. *Campfire Girls on Caliban Island
1933
5. *Campfire Girls as Federal Investigators
1935
6. *Campfire Girls at the White House
1935
BARBARA ANN WILSON
Grosby, Ruth
Grosset
1. *The Stolen Blueprints
1939
2. The Mystery at Mountain View
1940
3. *Mystery across the Border
1941
4. The Clue in the Camera
1942
BARBARA HALE see LILIAN GARIS BOOKS FOR GIRLS
BARBARA WINTHROP
Broughall, Helen Katharine
Page
1. Barbara Winthrop at Boarding School
1925
2. Barbara Winthrop at Camp
1926
3. Barbara Winthrop Graduate
1927
4. *Barbara Wintrop Abroad
1929
BARBIE
Lawrence, Cynthia
Maybee, Bette Lou
Duest, Marianne
Memlin, Carl
Woolvin, Eleanor
Random
1. *Here's Barbie (Lawrence/Maybee)
1962
2. *Barbie's New York Summer (Lawrence)
1962
3. *Barbie's Fashion Success (Maybee)
1962
4. *Barbie Solves a Mystery (Lawrence)
1963
5. *Barbie and Ken (Lawrence/Maybee)
1963
6. *Barbie's Hawaiian Holiday (Maybee)
1963
7. *Barbie in Television (Duest)
1964
8. *Barbie's Secret (Woolvin)
1964
9. *Barbie, Midge and Ken (Lawrence/Maybee)
1964
10. Barbie's Easy as Pie Cookbook (Lawrence)
1964
11. Barbie's Adventures at Camp (Memlin)
1964
12. *Barbie and the Ghost Town Mystery (Woolvin)
1965
13. *Barbie's Candy Striped Summer (Woolvin)
1965
Related titles: Barbie's Mad Libs: Barbie and Her Friends; Barbie's
Mad
Libs: Barbie Travels Around the World; Wendy Vitinsky and Helene Siegal,
Barbie's Party Cookbook (1991).
Note: The first three volumes were also reissued as one volume titled The World of Barbie.
BARRY-CAROL
Silvers, Earl Reed
Appleton
1. Barry the Undaunted
.1924
2. Barry and Budd
1925
3. Carol of Highland Camp
1928
4. Barry Goes to College
1928
5. Carol of Cranford High
1930
BARTON BOOKS FOR GIRLS
Barton, May Hollis (Stratemeyer Syndicate)
Cupples
1. The Girl from the Country;
or Laura Mayford's City Experiences
1926
2. *Three Girl Chums at Laurel Hall;
or The Mystery of the School by the Lake
1926
3. *Nell Grayson's Ranching Days;
or A City Girl in the Great West
1926
4. Four Little Women of Roxby;
or The Queer Old Lady Who Lost Her Way
1926
5. *Plain Jane and Pretty Betty;
or The Girl Who Won Out
1926
6. Little Miss Sunshine;
or The Old Bachelor's Ward
1928
7. Hazel Hood's Strange Discovery;
or The Old Scientist's Treasure Boxl
1928
8. Two Girls and a Mystery;
or The Old House in the Glen
1928
9. The Girls of Lighthouse Island;
or The Strange Sea Chest
1929
10. Kate Martin's Problem;
or Facing the Wide World
1929
11. The Girl in the Top Flat;
or The Daughter of an Artist
1930
12. The Search for Peggy Ann;
or A Mystery of the Flood
1930
13. *Sallie's Test of Skill;
or Winning the Trophy
1931
14. Charlotte Cross and Aunt Deb;
or The Queerest Trip on Record
1931
15. *Virginia's Venture;
or Strange Business at the Tea House
1932
BEANY MALONE
Weber, Lenora Mattingly
Crowell
1. *Meet the Malones
1943
2. *Beany Malone
1948
3. *Leave it to Beany
1950
4. *Beany and the Beckoning Road
1952
5. *Beany has a Secret Life
1956
6. *Make a Wish for Me
1956
7. *Happy Birthday, Dear Beany
1957
8. *The More the Merrier
1958
9. *A Bright Star Falls
1959
10. *Welcome Stranger
1960
11. Pick a New Dream
1961
12. Tarry Awhile
1962
13. *Something Borrowed, Something Blue
1963
14. *Come Back, Wherever You Are
1969
BECKY SUSLOW
Orgel, Doris
Viking
1. *My War with Mrs. Galloway
1985
2. *Whiskers Once and Always
1986
3. Midnight Soup and A Witch's Hat
1987
4. Starring Becky Suslow
1989
BESSIE BOOKS
Mathews, Joanna H(ooe)
Carter & Bros.
1. Bessie at the Seaside
1867
2. Bessie in the City
1868
3. *Bessie and Her Friends
1868
4. *Bessie among the Mountains
1869
5. Bessie at School
1869
6. Bessie on Her Travels
1870
Related series: BESSIE BOOKS--SEQUELS.
BESSIE BOOKS SEQUELS
Mathews, Joanna H(ooe)
Stokes
1. Maggie Bradford's Club
1889
2. Maggie Bradford's Schoolmates
1890
3. *Bessie Bradford's Prize
1890
4. Maggie Bradford's Fair
1892
5. Frankie Bradford's Bear
1893
Related: BESSIE BOOKS. Possible related titles: Fred Bradford's Debt (Cassell, 1882); Harry Bradford's Crusade (Cassell, 1883).
BEST FRIENDS
Bard, Mary
Lippincott
1. Best Friends
1955
2. Best Friends in Summer
1960
3. Best Friends at School
1961
BEST FRIENDS
Smith, Susan
Minstrel (PB)
1. Sonya Begonia and the Eleventh Birthday Blues
1988
2. Angela and the King-Size Crusade
1988
3. *Dawn Selby, Super Sleuth
1988
4. *Terri the Great
1989
5. *Sonya and the Chain Letter Gang
1989
6. Angela and the Greatest Guy in the World
1989
7. One Hundred Thousand Dollar Dawn
1990
8. The Terrible Terri Rumors
1990
9. Linda and the Little White Lies
1990
10. Sonya and the Haunting of Room 16A
1990
11. Angela and the Great Book Battle
1990
12. Dynamite Dawn vs. Terrific Terri
1991
13. Who's Out to Get Linda?
1991
14. Terri and the Shopping Mall Disaster
1991
15. The Sonya and Howard Wars
1991
16. Angela and the Accidental On-Purpose Romance
1991
BETH
Taggart, Marion Ames
Wilde
1. Beth's Wonder-Winter
1914
2. Beth's Old Home
1915
3. Beth of Old Chilton
1916
BETH ANNE
Ginther, Mary Pemberton (Mrs. William
A. Heyler)
Penn
1. Beth Anne Herself
1915
2. Beth Anne, Really-For-Truly
1916
3. Beth Anne's New Cousin
1917
4. Beth Anne Goes to School
1919
BETH DEAN
Hill, Margaret
Little
1. Goal in the Sky
1953
2. Hostess in the Sky
1955
3. Senior Hostess
1958
BETSY
Haywood, Carolyn
Harcourt 1-4
Morrow 5-12
1. *"B" is for Betsy
1939
2. *Betsy and Billy
1941
3. *Back to School with Betsy
1943
4. *Betsy and the Boys
1943
5. *Betsy's Little Star
1950
6. *Betsy and the Circus
1954
7. *Betsy's Busy Summer
1956
8. Betsy's Winterhouse
1958
9. *Snowbound with Betsy
1962
10. *Betsy and Mr. Kilpatrick
1967
11. *Merry Christmas from Betsy
1970
12. *Betsy's Play School
1977
BETSY HALE
Ginther, Mary Pemberton (Mrs.
William A. Heyler)
Winston
1. *Betsy Hale
1923
2. Betsy Hale Tries
1923
3. *Betsy Hale Succeeds
1923
BETSY-TACY
Lovelace, Maud Hart
Crowell
1. *Betsy-Tacy
1940
2. *Betsy-Tacy and Tib
1941
3. *Over the Big Hill [Note: This was later retitled
Betsy and Tacy Go over the Big Hill]
1942
4. *Downtown [Note: This was later retitled Betsy
and Tacy go Downtown]
1943
5. *Heaven to Betsy
1945
6. *Betsy, in Spite of Herself
1946
7. *Betsy was a Junior
1947
8. *Betsy and Joe
1948
9. *Betsy and the Great World
1952
10. *Betsy's Wedding
1955
Related titles: Winona's Pony Cart (1953), Carney's House Party (1949), and Emily of Deep Valley (1950).
BETTY BAIRD
Weikel, Anna Hamlin
Little
1. Betty Baird
1906
2. Betty Baird's Ventures
1907
3. Betty Baird's Golden Year
1909
BETTY BAXTER
Baxter, Betty
Goldsmith
1. *Becky Bryan's Secret
1937
2. *The Unseen Enemy
1938
3. *Daughter of the Coast Guard
1938
Note: These were advertised as the BETTY BAXTER series, but there is not a continuing character; these were incorrectly listed in the first edition of GIRLS SERIES BOOKS as the BECKY BRYAN series.
BETTY BOOKS
Burnett, Alice Hale
New York Book
1. Betty and her Chums
1917
2. Betty's Attic Theater
1917
3. Betty's Carnival
1917
4. Betty's Orphans
1917
5. Betty's Holidays
1919
6. Betty and the Red Cross
1919
BETTY GORDON
Emerson, Alice B. (Stratemeyer Syndicate)
Cupples
1. *Betty Gordon at Bramble Farm;
or The Mystery of a Nobody
1920
2. *Betty Gordon in Washington;
or Strange Adventures in a Great City
1920
3. *Betty Gordon in the Land of Oil;
or The Farm that was Worth
a Fortune
1920
4. *Betty Gordon at Boarding School;
or The Treasure of Indian Chasm
1921
5. *Betty Gordon at Mountain Camp;
or The Mystery of Ida Bellethorne
1922
6. *Betty Gordon at Ocean Park;
or School Chums on the Boardwalk
1923
7. *Betty Gordon and Her School Chums;
or Bringing the Rebels to Terms
1924
8. *Betty Gordon at Rainbow-Ranch;
or Cowboy Joe's Secret
1925
9. *Betty Gordon in Mexican Wilds;
or The Secret of the Mountains
1926
10. *Betty Gordon and the Lost Pearls;
or A Mystery of the Seaside
1927
11. *Betty Gordon on the Campus;
or The Secret of the Trunk Room
1928
12. *Betty Gordon and the Hale Twins;
or An Exciting Vacation
1929
13. *Betty Gordon at Mystery Farm;
or Strange Doings at Rocky Ridge
1930
14. *Betty Gordon on No-Trail Island;
or Uncovering a Queer Secret
1931
15. Betty Gordon and the Mystery Girl;
or The Secret at Sundown Hall
1932
BETTY LEE SERIES
Grove, Harriet Pyne
Burt
1. Betty Lee, Freshman
1931
2. *Betty Lee, Sophomore
1931
3. *Betty Lee, Junior
1931
4. *Betty Lee, Senior
1931
BETTY WALES
Warde, Margaret (Edith K. Dunton)
Penn
1. *Betty Wales, Freshman
1904
2. *Betty Wales, Sophomore
1905
3. *Betty Wales, Junior
1906
4. *Betty Wales, Senior
1907
5. *Betty Wales, B. A.
1908
6. *Betty Wales and Co.
1909
7. *Betty Wales on the Campus
1910
8. *Betty Wales Decides
1911
9. The Betty Wales Girls and Mr. Kidd
1912
10. Betty Wales, Business Woman
1917
BEVERLY GRAY COLLEGE MYSTERY SERIES
Blank, Clair
Grosset
1. *Beverly Gray, Freshman
1934
2. *Beverly Gray, Sophomore
1934
3. *Beverly Gray, Junior
1934
4. *Beverly Gray, Senior
1934
5. *Beverly Gray's Career
1935
6. *Beverly Gray at the World's Fair
1935
7. *Beverly Gray on a World Cruise
1936
8. *Beverly Gray in the Orient
1937
9. *Beverly Gray on a Treasure Hunt
1938
10. *Beverly Gray's Return
1939
11. *Beverly Gray, Reporter
1940
12. Beverly Gray's Romance
1941
13. *Beverly Gray's Quest
1942
14. *Beverly Gray's Problem
1943
15. *Beverly Gray's Adventure
1944
16. *Beverly Gray's Challenge
1945
17. *Beverly Gray's Journey
1946
18. *Beverly Gray's Assignment
1947
19. *Beverly Gray's Mystery
1948
20. *Beverly Gray's Vacation
1949
21. *Beverly Gray's Fortune
1950
22. *Beverly Gray's Secret
1951
23. *Beverly Gray's Island Mystery
1952
24. *Beverly Gray's Discovery
1953
25. *Beverly Gray's Scoop
1954
26. *Beverly Gray's Surprise
1955
BILLIE BRADLEY
Wheeler, Janet D. (Stratemeyer Syndicate)
Sully 1-5
Cupples 6-9
1. *Billie Bradley and Her Inheritance;
or the Queer Homestead at Cherry Corners
1920
2. *Billie Bradley at Three Towers Hall;
or Leading a Needed Rebellion
1920
3. *Billie Bradley on Lighthouse Island;
or The Mystery of the Wreck
1920
4. *Billie Bradley and Her Classmates;
or The Secret of the Locked Tower
1921
5. *Billie Bradley at Twin Lakes;
or Jolly Schoolgirls Afloat and Ashore
1922
6. *Billie Bradley at Treasure Cove;
or The Old Sailor's Secret
1928
7. *Billie Bradley at Sun Dial Lodge;
or The Chums Solving a Mystery
1929
8. *Billie Bradley and the School Mystery, or
The Girl from Oklahoma
1930
9. *Billie Bradley Winning the Trophy, or
Scoring Against Big Odds
1932
BIRTHDAY SERIES
McKeever, Harriet Burn
Porter
1. Eleanor's Three Birthdays
1867
2. Mary Leslie's Trials
1867
3. Lucy Forrester's Triumph
1867
BLOSSOM CULP
Peck, Richard
Viking 1-2
Delacorte 3-4
1. *The Ghost Belonged To Me
1975
2. *Ghosts I Have Been
1977
3. The Dreadful Future of Blossom Culp
1983
4. *Blossom Culp and the Sleep of Death
1986
BLOSSOM FAMILY QUARTET
Byars, Betsy
Delacorte
1. *The Not-Just-Anybody Family
1986
2. *The Blossoms Meet the Vulture Lady
1986
3. *The Blossoms and the Green Phantom
1987
4. *A Blossom Promise
1987
BLOSSOM SHOP
Mullins, Isla May
Page
1. The Blossom Shop; a Story of the South
1913
2. Anne of the Blossom Shop;
or The Growing Up of Anne Carter
1914
3. Anne's Wedding; a Blossom Shop Romance
1916
4. The Mt. Blossom Girls;
or New Paths from the Blossom Shop
1918
5. Tweedie
1919
6. Uncle Mary
1922
BLOSSOM VALLEY
Harper, Elaine
Silhouette (PB)
1. Love at First Sight [#9]
1981
2. We Belong Together [#18]
1982
3. Be My Valentine [#39]
1983
4. Light of My Life [#58]
1983
5. The Mystery Kiss [#65]
1983
6. Short Stop for Romance [#73]
1983
7. Bunny Hug [#99]
1984
8. Fireworks [#101]
1984
9. Turkey Trot [#117]
1984
10. The Ghost of Gamma Rho [#129]
1985
11. Lovers' Lane [#137]
1985
12. Janine [#145]
1985
13. The Phantom Skateboard [#153]
1985
14. Orinoco Adventure [#169]
1986
15. Homecoming [#181]
1986
16. Coral Island [#197]
1986
Note: This is actually part of the First Love series, a thematic series not included in this bibliography. Numbers in brackets indicate volume numbers within the First Love series.
BLUE BIRD SERIES
Roy, Lillian Elizabeth
Platt & Peck, 1-2
Platt & Nourse, 3-4
1. *The Blue Birds of Happy Times Nest
1914
2. *The Blue Birds' Winter Nest
1916
3. *The Blue Birds' Uncle Ben
1917
4. *The Blue Birds at Happy Hills
1919
BLUE BONNET
Richards, Lela Horn
Jacobs, Caroline Elliott
Read, Edythe Ellerbeck
Page
1. A Texas Blue Bonnet (Jacobs)
2. *Blue Bonnet's Ranch Party (Jacobs/Read)
1910
3. *Blue Bonnet in Boston (Jacobs/Read)
1912
4. Blue Bonnet Keeps House (Jacobs/Richards)
1914
5. *Blue Bonnet: Debutante (Richards)
1916
6. Blue Bonnet of the Seven Stars (Richards)
1917
7. Blue Bonnet's Family (Richards)
1919
BLUE DOMER SERIES
Finley, Jean
Burt
1. *The Blue Domers
1928
2. *The Blue Domers' Alphabet Zoo
1928
3. *The Blue Domers in the Deep Woods
1928
4. *The Blue Domers and the Wishing Tree
1928
5. *The Blue Domers under Winter Skies
1928
6. The Blue Domers and the Magic Flute
1928
7. The Blue Domers' Nest
1928
8. *The Blue Domers and the Hidden Shanty
1928
THE BLUE GRASS SEMINARY GIRLS
Burnett, Carolyn Judson
Burt
1. *The Blue Grass Seminary Girls Vacation Adventure;
or Shirley Willing to the Rescue
1916
2. *The Blue Grass Seminary Girls' Christmas Holidays;
or a Four Weeks Tour with the
Glee Club
1916
3. The Blue Grass Seminary Girls in the Mountains;
or Shirley Willing on a Mission
of Peace
1916
4. *The Blue Grass Seminary Girls on the Water;
or Exciting Adventures on a Summer
Cruise
through the Panama Canal
1916
BLUE RIBBON
St. John, Chris
Fawcett (PB)
1. Riding High
1989
2. A Horse of Her Own
1989
3. Kate's Challenge
1989
4. Golden Girl
1989
5. Time-Out for Jesse
1989
6. The Main Event
194o
BLUE RIDGE SERIES see AZALEA
THE BLYTHE GIRLS
Hope, Laura Lee (Stratemeyer Syndicate)
Grosset
1. *The Blythe Girls: Helen, Margy and Rose;
or Facing the Great World
1925
2. *The Blythe Girls: Margy's Queer Inheritance;
or The Worth of a Name
1925
3. *The Blythe Girls: Rose's Great Problem;
or Face to Face with a Crisis
1925
4. *The Blythe Girls: Helen's Strange Boarder;
or The Girl from Bronx Park
1926
5. *The Blythe Girls: Three on Vacation;
or The Mystery at Peach
Farm
1925
6. *The Blythe Girls: Margy's Secret Mission;
or Exciting Days at Shadymere
1926
7. *The Blythe Girls: Rose's Odd Discovery;
or the Search for Irene
Conroy
1927
8. *The Blythe Girls: The Disappearance of Helen;
or The Art Shop Mystery
1928
9. *The Blythe Girls: Snowbound in Camp;
or The Mystery at Elk Lodge
1928
10. *The Blythe Girls: Margy's Mysterious Visitor;
or Guarding the Pepper Fortune
1930
11. *The Blythe Girls: Rose's Hidden Talent
1931
12. *The Blythe Girls: Helen's Wonderful Mistake;
or The Mysterious Necklace
1932
THE BOBBSEY TWINS
Hope, Laura Lee (Stratemeyer Syndicate)
Mershon 1
Chatterton-Peck 2-3
Grosset 4-79
Wanderer (PB) 1-13 (second series)
Minstrel (PB) 1-25 (third series)
1. *The Bobbsey Twins; or Merry Days Indoors and Out
1904
2. *The Bobbsey Twins in the Country
1907
3. *The Bobbsey Twins at the Seashore
1907
4. *The Bobbsey Twins at School
1913
5. *The Bobbsey Twins at Snow Lodge
1913
6. *The Bobbsey Twins on a Houseboat
1915
7. *The Bobbsey Twins at Meadow Brook
1915
8. *The Bobbsey Twins at Home
1916
9. *The Bobbsey Twins in a Great City
1917
10. *The Bobbsey Twins on Blueberry Island
1917
11. *The Bobbsey Twins on the Deep Blue Sea
1918
12. *The Bobbsey Twins in Washington
1919
13. *The Bobbsey Twins in the Great West
1920
14. *The Bobbsey Twins at Cedar Camp
1921
15. *The Bobbsey Twins at the Country Fair
1922
16. *The Bobbsey Twins Camping Out
1923
17. *The Bobbsey Twins and Baby May
1924
18. *The Bobbsey Twins and Keeping House
1925
19. *The Bobbsey Twins at Cloverbank
1926
20. *The Bobbsey Twins at Cherry Corners
1927
21. *The Bobbsey Twins and their Schoolmates
1928
22. *The Bobbsey Twins Treasure Hunting
1929
23. *The Bobbsey Twins at Spruce Lake
1930
24. *The Bobbsey Twins Wonderful Secret
1931
25. *The Bobbsey Twins at the Circus
1932
26. *The Bobbsey Twins on an Airplane Trip
1933
27. *The Bobbsey Twins Solve A Mystery
1934
28. *The Bobbsey Twins on a Ranch
1935
29. *The Bobbsey Twins in Eskimo Land
1936
30. *The Bobbsey Twins in a Radio Play
1937
31. *The Bobbsey Twins at Windmill Cottage
1938
32. *The Bobbsey Twins at Lighthouse Point
1939
33. *The Bobbsey Twins at Indian Hollow
1940
34. *The Bobbsey Twins at the Ice Carnival
1941
35. *The Bobbsey Twins in the Land of Cotton
1942
36. *The Bobbsey Twins in Echo Valley
1943
37. The Bobbsey Twins on the Pony Trail
1944
38. *The Bobbsey Twins at Mystery Mansion
1945
39. *The Bobbsey Twins at Sugar Maple Hill
1946
40. *The Bobbsey Twins in Mexico
1947
41. *The Bobbsey Twins' Toy Shop
1948
42. *The Bobbsey Twins in Tulip Land
1949
43. *The Bobbsey Twins in Rainbow Land
1950
44. *The Bobbsey Twins' Own Railroad
1951
45. *The Bobbsey Twins at Whitesail Harbor
1951
46. *The Bobbsey Twins and the Horseshoe Riddle
1952
47. *The Bobbsey Twins at Big Bear Pond
1953
48. *The Bobbsey Twins on a Bicycle Trip
1954
49. *The Bobbsey Twins' Own Little Ferryboat
1956
50. *The Bobbsey Twins at Pilgrim Rock
1957
51. *The Bobbsey Twins' Forest Adventure
1957
52. The Bobbsey Twins at London Tower
1958
53. The Bobbsey Twins in the Mystery Cave
1960
54. *The Bobbsey Twins in Volcano Land
1961
55. The Bobbsey Twins and the Goldfish Mystery
1962
56. *The Bobbsey Twins and the Big River Mystery
1963
57. The Bobbsey Twins and the Greek Hat Mystery
1964
58. The Bobbsey Twins' Search for the Green Rooster
1965
59. The Bobbsey Twins and Their Camel Adventure
1966
60. The Bobbsey Twins' Mystery of the King's Puppet
1966
61. The Bobbsey Twins and the Secret of Candy Castle
1968
62. *The Bobbsey Twins and the Doodlebug Mystery
1969
63. The Bobbsey Twins and the Talking Fox Mystery
1970
64. The Bobbsey Twins: The Red, White and Blue Mystery
1971
65. The Bobbsey Twins: Dr. Funnybone's Secret
1972
66. *The Bobbsey Twins and the Tagalong Giraffe
1973
67. The Bobbsey Twins and the Flying Clown
1973
68. The Bobbsey Twins on the Sun-Moon Cruise
1975
69. The Bobbsey Twins: The Freedom Bell Mystery
1976
70. *The Bobbsey Twins and the Smoky Mountain Mystery
1977
71. The Bobbsey Twins in a TV Mystery Show
1978
72. The Bobbsey Twins: The Coral Turtle Mystery
1979
At this point, Wanderer Books began publishing the series in paperback and began renumbering:
1. *The Blue Poodle Mystery
1980
2. Secret in the Pirate's Cave
1980
3. *The Dune Buggy Mystery
1980
4. The Missing Pony Mystery
1981
5. *The Rose Parade Mystery
1981
6. *The Camp Fire Mystery
1982
7. Double Trouble
1983
8. *Mystery of the Laughing Dinosaur
1983
9. Music Box Mystery
1983
10. *The Ghost in the Computer
1984
11. The Scarecrow Mystery
1984
12. The Haunted House Mystery
1985
13. *The Mystery of the Hindu Temple
1985
The series was discontinued and started again as the New Bobbsey Twins, by Minstrel (a division of Simon and Schuster):
1. *The Secret of Jungle Park
1987
2. *The Case of the Runaway Money
1987
3. *The Clue that Flew Away
1987
4. The Secret in the Sand Castle
1988
5. *The Case of the Close Encounter
1988
6. *Mystery on the Mississippi
1988
7. Trouble in Toyland
1988
8. The Secret of the Stolen Puppies
1988
9. The Clue in the Classroom
1988
10. The Chocolate-Covered Clue
1989
11. The Case of the Crooked Contest
1989
12. The Secret of the Sunken Treasure
1989
13. The Case of the Crying Clown
1989
14. The Mystery of the Missing Mummy
1989
15. The Secret of the Stolen Clue
1989
16. The Case of the Disappearing Dinosaur
1990
17. The Case at Creepy Castle
1990
18. The Secret at Sleepaway Camp
1990
19. The Show-and-Tell Mystery
1990
20. The Weird Science Mystery
1990
21. The Great Skate Mystery
1990
22. The Super Duper Cookie Caper
1991
23. The Monster Mouse Mystery
1991
24. The Case of the Goofy Game Show
1991
25. The Case of the Crazy Collections
1991
In the 1960s, Grosset & Dunlap issued revised hardcover editions of some of the early volumes, usually with modified titles:
1. The Bobbsey Twins of Lakeport
1961
2. *The Bobbsey Twins' Adventure in the Country
1961
3. *The Bobbsey Twins' Secret at the Seashore
1962
4. The Bobbsey Twins' Mystery at School
1962
5. The Bobbsey Twins and the Mystery at Snow Lodge
1960
7. The Bobbsey Twins' Mystery at Meadowbrook
1963
8. The Bobbsey Twins' Big Adventure at Home
1960
9. *The Bobbsey Twins' Search in the Great City
1959
11. The Bobbsey Twins' Mystery on the Deep Blue Sea
1965
12. *The Bobbsey Twins' Adventure in Washington
1963
13. *The Bobbsey Twins' Visit to the Great West
1966
14. The Bobbsey Twins and the Cedar Camp Mystery
1967
15. The Bobbsey Twins and the County Fair Mystery
1960
17. The Bobbsey Twins' Adventures with Baby May
1967
18. *The Bobbsey Twins and the Play House Secret
1968
19. *The Bobbsey Twins and the Four-Leaf Clover Mystery
1968
20. The Bobbsey Twins' Mystery at Cherry Corners
1971
24. The Bobbsey Twins' Wonderful Winter Secret
1962
25. The Bobbsey Twins and the Circus Surprise
1960
In 1989, Grosset and Dunlap also began issuing re-revised hardcover editions of the early volumes, usually with modified titles:
1. The Bobbsey Twins of Lakeport
1989
2. Adventure in the Country
1989
3. Secret at the Seashore
1989
4. Mystery at School
1989
5. The Mystery at Snow Lodge
1990
6. The Bobbsey Twins on a Houseboat
1990
7. Mystery at Meadowbrook
1990
8. Big Adventure at Home
1990
Related title: Meet the Bobbsey Twins (Wonder Books 1954).
BODLEY FAMILY
Scudder, Horace Elisha
Hurd & Houghton 1-2
Houghton, Osgood & Co. 3-4
Houghton Mifflin & Co. 5-8
1. *Doings of the Bodley Family in Town and Country
1875
2. *The Bodleys Telling Stories
1877
3. *The Bodleys On Wheels
1878
4. *The Bodleys Afoot
1879
5. *Mr. Bodley Abroad
1880
6. *The Bodleys' Grandchildren and Their Journey in Holland
1882
7. *The English Bodley Family
1884
8. *The Viking Bodleys
1885
BONNIE
Caudill, Rebecca
Winston
1. *Happy Little Family
1947
2. The Schoolhouse in the Woods
1949
3. *Up and Down the River
1951
4. Schoolroom in the Parlor
1959
BONNIE (JULIE JEFFERSON)
Johnson, Pat
Van Tuyl, Barbara
New American Library (PB)
1. The Sweet Running Filly (Johnson/Van Tuyl)
1971
2. A Horse Called Bonnie (Johnson/Van Tuyl)
1971
3. Sunbonnet: Filly of the Year (Van Tuyl)
1973
4. Bonnie and the Haunted Farm (Van Tuyl)
1974
5. The Betrayal of Bonnie (Van Tuyl)
1975
BOXCAR CHILDREN SERIES
Warner, Gertrude Chandler
Rand McNally 1
Scott 2
Albert Whitman 3-19
1. The Boxcar Children
1924
2. *Surprise Island
1949
3. *The Yellow House Mystery
.1953
4. Mystery Ranch
1958
5. Mike's Mystery
1960
6. Blue Bay Mystery
1961
7. The Woodshed Mystery
1962
8. The Lighthouse Mystery
1963
9. Mountain Top Mystery
1964
10. Schoolhouse Mystery
1965
11. Caboose Mystery
1966
12. Houseboat Mystery
1967
13. Snowbound Mystery
1968
14. Tree House Mystery
1969
15. Bicycle Mystery
1970
16. Mystery in the Sand
1971
17. Mystery Behind the Wall
1973
18. Bus Station Mystery
1974
19. Benny Uncovers a Mystery
1976
BREAKWATER SERIES
Townsend, Virginia Frances
Loring
1. Joanna Darling; or, The Home at Breakwater
1868
2. The Boy from Bramley
1868
3. Hope Darrow, A Little Girl's Story
1869
4. Max Meredith's Millenium
1870
BRENDA
Reed, Helen Leah
Little
1. Miss Theodora: West End Story
1898
2. *Brenda, Her School and Her Club
1900
3. *Brenda's Summer at Rockley
1901
4. Brenda's Cousin at Radcliffe
1902
5. *Brenda's Bargain
1903
6. Amy in Acadia
1905
7. Brenda's Ward
1906
BRILLSTONE SUSPENSE
Heide, Florence Parry, and Roxanne Heide
Albert Whitman
1. Brillstone Break-In
1977
2. Fear at Brillstone
1978
3. Face at the Brillstone Window
1979
4. Body in the Brillstone Garage
1980
5. Black Magic at Brillstone
1981
6. Time Bomb at Brillstone
1982
BROOKSIDE SERIES
Aunt Hattie (Harriette Newell [Woods]
Baker)
Young & Bartlett
Graves & Young
1. The Hole in the Pocket
1865
2. Stopping the Leak
1865
3. Lost, but Found; or The Jewish Home
4. Fashion and Folly
Note: The last two volumes were published between 1865 and 1867, probably by Graves & Young rather than Young & Bartlett.
BROTHER AND SISTER
Lawrence, Josephine
Cupples
1. Brother and Sister
1921
2. *Brother and Sister's Schooldays
1921
3. *Brother and Sister's Holidays
1921
4. Brother and Sister's Vacation
1922
5. Brother and Sister at Bayport
[Note: No single listings for this title were found in either NUC or
CBI.]
6. *Brother and Sister Keep House
1927
BROWNIE SCOUT
Wirt, Mildred A.
Cupples
1. *The Brownie Scouts at Snow Valley
1949
2. *The Brownie Scouts in the Circus
1949
3. *The Brownie Scouts in the Cherry Festival
1950
4. *The Brownie Scouts and Their Tree House
1951
5. *The Brownie Scouts at Silver Beach
1952
6. *The Brownie Scouts at Windmill Farm
1953
BROWNIES
Cox, Palmer
Century
1. *The Brownies: Their Book
1887
2. *Another Brownie Book
1890
3. *The Brownies at Home
1893
4. *The Brownies around the World
1894
5. *The Brownies through the Union
1895
6. *The Brownies Abroad
1899
7. The Brownies in the Philippines
1904
8. Brownie. Clown of Brownie Town
1908
9. *The Brownies' Latest Adventure
1910
10. The Brownies' Many More Nights
1913
11. *The Brownies and Prince Florimel; or Brownieland, Fairyland, and
Demonland
1918
11. *The Brownies in Fairyland
1925
Related titles: Brownie Year Book (McLaughlin, 1895); The
Brownies' Christmas Pudding and Other Stories (Edgewood, 1900); The
Famous Adventures of the Brownies by E. Veale (Laird & Lee, 1900);
The
Brownies' Kind Deed (Homewood, 1902); The Palmer Cox Brownie Primer
by Mary C. Judd (Century, 1906).
BUNNY BROWN
Hope, Laura Lee (Stratemeyer Syndicate)
Grosset
1. *Bunny Brown and His Sister Sue
1916
2. *Bunny Brown and His Sister Sue at Aunt Lu's City Home
1916
3. Bunny Brown and His Sister Sue at Camp Rest-a-While
1916
4. *Bunny Brown and His Sister Sue on Grandpa's Farm
1916
5. *Bunny Brown and His Sister Sue Playing Circus
1916
6. *Bunny Brown and His Sister Sue in the Big Woods
1917
7. *Bunny Brown and His Sister Sue on an Auto Tour
1917
8. *Bunny Brown and His Sister Sue and Their Shetland Pony
1918
9. *Bunny Brown and His Sister Sue Giving a Show
1919
10. *Bunny Brown and His Sister Sue at Christmas Tree Cove
1920
11. *Bunny Brown and His Sister Sue in the Sunny South
1921
12. *Bunny Brown and His Sister Sue and Their Trick Dog
1922
13. *Bunny Brown and His Sister Sue at a Sugar Camp
1924
14. *Bunny Brown and His Sister Sue on the Rolling Ocean
1925
15. *Bunny Brown and His Sister Sue on Jack Frost Island
1927
16. *Bunny Brown and His Sister Sue at Shore Acres
1928
17. *Bunny Brown and His Sister Sue at Berry Hill
1929
18. *Bunny Brown and His Sister Sue at Sky Top
1930
19. Bunny Brown and His Sister Sue at the Summer Carnival
1931
BURNABY FAMILY
Emery, Anne
Westminster
1. Senior Year
1949
2. Going Steady
1950
3. Sorority Girl
1952
4. High Note, Low Note
1954
5. Campus Melody
1955
BUTTERFIELD SQUARE SERIES
York, Carol Beach.
Watts 1-6
Skylark (PB) 7-9
1. *Miss Know-It-All
1966
2. The Christmas Dolls
1967
3. The Good Day Mice
1968
4. Good Charlotte
1969
5. The Ten O'Clock Club
1970
6. *Miss Know-It-All Returns
1972
7. Miss Know-It-All and the Wishing Lamp
1987
8. Miss Know-It-All and the Three Ring Circus
1988
9. Miss Know-It-All and the Magic House
1989
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CAITLIN RYAN: THE FOREVER TRILOGY
Created by Francine Pascal
Gregory, Diana 1,3
Campbell, Joanna 2
Bantam (PB)
1. Dreams of Forever
1987
2. Forever and Always
1987
3. Together Forever
1988
See also: CAITLIN RYAN: THE LOVE TRILOGY; CAITLIN RYAN:
THE PROMISE TRILOGY.
CAITLIN RYAN: THE LOVE TRILOGY
Created by Francine Pascal
Campbell, Joanna
Bantam (PB)
1. *Loving
1985
2. Love Lost
1985
3. True Love
1985
See also: CAITLIN RYAN: THE PROMISE TRILOGY; CAITLIN RYAN:
THE FOREVER TRILOGY.
CAITLIN RYAN: THE PROMISE TRILOGY
Created by Francine Pascal
Gregory, Diana
Bantam (PB)
1. *Tender Promises
1986
2. *Promises Broken
1986
3. A New Promise
1986
See also: CAITLIN RYAN: THE LOVE TRILOGY; CAITLIN RYAN:
THE FOREVER TRILOGY.
CAM JANSEN ADVENTURE SERIES
Adler, David A.
Viking
Easy Reader
1. Cam Jansen and the Mystery of the Stolen Diamonds
1980
2. *Cam Jansen and the Mystery of the U.F.O.
1980
3. Cam Jansen and the Mystery of the Dinosaur Bones
1981
4. Cam Jansen and the Mystery of the Television Dog
1981
5. Cam Jansen and the Mystery of the Gold Coins
1982
6. Cam Jansen and the Mystery of the Babe Ruth Baseball
1982
7. Cam Jansen and the Mystery of the Circus Clown
1983
8. Cam Jansen and the Mystery of the Monster Movie
1984
9. Cam Jansen and the Mystery of the Carnival Prize
1984
10. Cam Jansen and the Mystery at the Monkey House
1985
11. Cam Jansen and the Mystery of the Stolen Corn Popper
1986
12. Cam Jansen and the Mystery of Flight 54
1989
CAMMIE
Mcllvaine, Jane
Bobbs
1. Cammie's Choice
1961
2. *Cammie's Challenge
1962
3. Cammie's Cousin
1963
CAMPBELL FAMILY SERIES
Lambert, Janet
Dutton
1. *The Precious Days
1957
2. For Each Other
1959
3. Forever and Ever
1961
4. *Five's A Crowd
1963
5. First of All
1966
CAMPFIRE GIRLS
Benson, Irene Elliott
Donohue
1. *Campfire Girls Mountaineering;
or Overcoming All Obstacles
1918
2. *Campfire Girls' Rural Retreat;
or The Quest of a Secret
1918
3. Campfire Girls Trip up the River;
or Ethel Hollister's First Lesson
1918
[Note: First published in 1912 as How Ethel Hollister Became a Campfire
Girl: or the Trip Up the River]
4. *Campfire Girls Outing;
or Ethel Hollister's Second Summer in Camp
1918
[Note: First published in 1913 as Ethel Hollister's Second Summer as
a
Campfire Girl: or. Ethel Hollister's Outing]
5. Campfire Girls on a Hike;
or Lost in the Great North Woods
1918
6. Campfire Girls at Twin Lakes;
or the Quest of a Summer Vacation
1918
7. *Campfire Girls in the Forest;
or The Lost Trail Found
1918
9. *Campfire Girls' Lake Camp;
or Searching for New Adventures
1918
Note: The first six titles listed above were also published by Donohue
using
the name Stella M. Francis as follows:
1. Campfire Girls in the Alleghany Mountains;
or a Christmas Success against Odds
2. *Campfire Girls in the Country;
or the Secret Aunt Hannah Forgot
1918
3. Campfire Girls Trip up the River;
or Ethel Hollister's First Lesson
1918
4. *Campfire Girls Outing;
or Ethel Hollister's Second Summer in Camp
1918
5. Campfire Girls on a Hike;
or Lost in the Great North Woods
1918
6. Campfire Girls at Twin Lakes;
or the Quest of a Summer Vacation
1918
CAMP FIRE GIRLS (DeVries) see BANNER CAMP FIRE GIRLS
CAMP FIRE GIRLS STORIES
Blanchard, Amy E.
Wilde
1. The Camp Fire Girls of Brightwood; A Story of How They Kindled
Their Fire and Kept It Burning
1915
2. Fagots and Flames; A Story of Winter Campfires
1916
3. *In Camp with the Muskoday Camp Fire Girls
1917
CAMPFIRE GIRLS (Francis) see CAMPFIRE GIRLS (Benson)
CAMP FIRE GIRLS SERIES
Frey, Hildegarde
Burt
1. *The Camp Fire Girls in the Maine Woods;
or The Winnebagos Go Camping
1916
2. *The Camp Fire Girls at School;
or The Wohelo Weavers
1916
3. *The Camp Fire Girls at Onoway House;
or The Magic Garden
1916
4. *The Camp Fire Girls Go Motoring;
or.Along the Road that Leads the Way
1916
5. *The Camp Fire Girls' Larks and Pranks;
or The House of the Open Door
1918
6. *The Camp Fire Girls on Ellen's Isle;
or The Trail of the Seven Cedars
1918
7. *The Camp Fire Girls on the Open Road;
or Glorify Work
1918
8. *The Camp Fire Girls Do Their Bit;
or Over the Top with the Winnebagos
1919
9. *The Camp Fire Girls Solve a Mystery;
or The Christmas Adventures at Carver House
1919
10. *The Camp Fire Girls at Camp Keewaydin;
or Down Paddles
1920
CAMPFIRE GIRLS
Hornibrook, Isabel
Lothrop, Lee & Shepard
1. *Girls of the Morning Glory Camp Fire
1916
2. *Campfire Girls and Mt. Greylock
1917
3. Campfire Girls in War and Peace
1919
CAMPFIRE GIRLS SERIES
Penrose, Margaret (Stratemeyer Syndicate)
Goldsmith
1. *The Campfire Girls of Roselawn;
or A Strange Message from the Air
1930
2. *The Campfire Girls on the Program;
or Singing and Reciting at the
Sending Station
1930
3. *The Campfire Girls on Station Island;
or The Wireless from the Steam Yacht
1930
4. *The Campfire Girls at Forest Lodge;
or The Strange Hut in the Swamp
1930
Note: These were retitled reprints of the RADIO GIRLS series.
CAMPFIRE GIRLS
Rietz, Harriet 1-2
Hart, Helen (Samuel Edward Lowe) 3-7
Whitman
1. *The Campfire Girls and Aunt Madge
1919
2. *The Campfire Girls' Week End Party
3. *The Campfire Girls' Success
4. *The Campfire Girls in High School
5. The Campfire Girls' Duty Call
6. *The Campfire Girls at Work
1920
7. *The Campfire Girls' Red Cross Work
Note: Publication information on this series is still a puzzle. Many
of the
volumes have no copyright or publication date listed. Girls Series
Companion
1990 notes that chapters from volumes 2, 4, and 5 also appear in three
of the
MARY LEE books. (Mary Lee is also a character in the Camp Fire Girls
series.) The NUC attributes volumes 5 and 7 to Samuel Edward Lowe under
the pseudonym Helen Hart, and it is possible that others in the series
are his
work. The NUC attributes another book published by Whitman, Marigold's
Pony (not part of the series), to Lowe under the pseudonym Howard B.
Famous, but copies of Marigold's Pony have been seen with Rietz listed
as
author on the cover and Hart as author on the title page.
Possible related title: Helen Hart, Red Cross Girls' Duty Call (1917).
See also MARY LEE.
CAMP FIRE GIRLS
Sanderson, Margaret Love
Reilly & Britton 1-5
Reilly & Lee 6-8
1. *The Camp Fire Girls at Hillside
1913
2. *The Camp Fire Girls at Pine-Tree Camp
1914
3. *The Camp Fire Girls at Top O' World
1916
4. The Camp Fire at Lookout Pass
1917
5. The Camp Fire Girls at Driftwood
1918
6. *The Camp Fire Girls in Old Kentucky
1919
7. *The Camp Fire Girls on a Yacht
1920
8. The Camp Fire Girls on Hurricane Island
1921
CAMP FIRE GIRLS SERIES
Stewart, Jane L.
Saalfield
1. *The Camp Fire Girls in the Woods;
or Bessie King's First Council Fire
1914
2. *The Camp Fire Girls on the Farm;
or Bessie King's New Chum
1914
3. *The Camp Fire Girls at Long Lake;
or Bessie King in Summer
1914
4. *The Camp Fire Girls in the Mountains;
or Bessie King's Strange Adventure
1914
5. *The Camp Fire Girls on the March;
or Bessie King's Test of Friendship
1914
6. *The Camp Fire Girls at the Seashore;
or Bessie King's Happiness
1914
Note: Each title in this series was reissued by Saalfield in 1914 with
a
different title as follows:
1. A Campfire Girl's First Council Fire
2. *A Campfire Girl's Chum
3. *A Campfire Girl in Summer Camp
4. *A Campfire Girl's Adventure
5. *A Campfire Girl's Test of Friendship
6. *A Campfire Girl's Happiness
CAMP FIRE GIRLS (Vandercook) see STORIES ABOUT THE
CAMPFIRE GIRLS
CAMP SUNNYSIDE FRIENDS
Kaye, Marilyn
Camelot (PB)
1. No Boys Allowed!
1989
2. Cabin Six Plays Cupid
1989
3. Color War!
1989
4. New Girl in Cabin Six
1989
5. Looking for Trouble
1990
6. Katie Steals the Show
1990
7. A Witch in Cabin Six
1990
8. Too Many Counselors
1990
9. The New and Improved Sarah
1990
10. Erin and the Movie Star
1991
11. The Problem with Parents
1991
12. The Tennis Trap
1991
Related title: Special: Christmas Reunion (1990).
CAMPUS FEVER
Wharton, Joanna
Signet (PB)
1. Making the Grade
1985
2. All-Nighter
1985
3. Crash Course
1985
4. Illegal Notion
1985
5. Time Out
1985
6. Fast Lane
1986
7. Class Act
1986
8. Wild Moves
1986
CANBY HALL
Chase, Emily
Scholastic (PB)
1. Roommates
1984
2. Our Roommate is Missing
1984
3. You're No Friend of Mine
1984
4. Keeping Secrets
1984
5. Summer Blues
1984
6. Best Friends Forever
1984
7. Four Is a Crowd
1984
8. The Big Crush
1984
9. Boy Trouble
1984
10. Make Me a Star
1985
11. With Friends Like That
1985
12. Who's the New Girl?
1985
13. Here Come the Boys
1985
14. What's a Girl To Do?
1985
15. To Tell the Truth
1985
16. Three of a Kind
1985
17. Graduation Day
1986
18. Making Friends
1986
19. One Boy Too Many
1986
20. Friends Times Three
1987
21. Party Time!
1987
22. Troublemaker
1987
23. But She's So Cute
1987
24. Princess Who?
1987
25. The Ghost of Canby Hall
1987
26. Help Wanted!
1988
27. The Roommate and the Cowboy
1988
28. Happy Birthday, Jane
1988
29. A Roommate Returns
1988
30. Surprise!
1988
31. Here Comes the Bridesmaid
1988
32. Who's Got a Crush on Andy?
1989
33. Six Roommates and a Baby
1989
Related titles: Canby Hall Super Editions: Something Old. Something
New
(1986); The Almost Summer Carnival (1987).
41
CANDY KANE
Lambert, Janet
Dutton
1. *Candy Kane
1943
2. *Whoa, Matilda!
1944
3. *One for the Money
1946
CAPRICE ROMANCES
Various authors
Tempo (PB)
Thematic: contemporary romance
1. Jenny (Natalie Johnson)
1982
2. Small Town Summer (Carol Ellis)
1982
3. Dance with a Stranger (Elizabeth Van Steenwyck)
1982
4. Terri's Dream (Margaret Garland)
1982
5. Before Love (Gloria D. Miklowitz)
1982
6. Pink and White Striped Summer (Hazel Krantz)
1982
7. Sunrise (G. C. Wisler)
1982
8. Three's a Crowd (Nola Carson)
1982
9. A Special Love (Harriette S. Abels)
1982
10. Someone for Sarah (Judith Enderle)
1982
11. Cheer Me On! (Judith Enderle)
1982
12. A Love Song for Becky (Francess Lin Lantz)
1983
13. Don't Forget to Write (Patsey Gray)
1983
14. S.W.A.K. Sealed with a Kiss (Judith Enderle)
1983
15. Color It Love (Amy Lawrence)
1983
16. Carrie Loves Superman (Gloria D. Miklowitz)
1983
17. Programmed for Love (Judith Enderle)
1983
18. A New Love for Lisa (Harriette S. Abels)
1983
19. Wish for Tomorrow (Pam Ketter)
1983
20. The Boy Next Door (Wendy Storm)
1983
21. A Hat Full of Love (Barbara Steiner)
1983
22. Two Loves for Tina (Maurine Miller)
1983
23. Love in Focus (Margaret Meacham)
1983
24. Do You Really Love Me? (Jeanne R. Lenz)
1983
25. A Bicycle Built for Two (Susan Shaw)
1983
26. A New Face in the Mirror (Nola Carson)
1983
27. Too Young To Know (Margaret Scariano)
1983
28. Super Girl (Francess Lin Lantz)
1983
29. Love Byte (Harriet Zeiger)
1983
30. When Wishes Come True (Judith Enderle)
1983
31. Heartbreaker
32. Love Notes (Dionne Leah)
1984
33. Never Say Never (Ann Boyle)
1984
34. The Hidden Heart (Barbara Ball)
1984
35. Tommy Loves Tina (Janet Quin-Harkin)
1984
36. Heartwaves (Deborah Kent)
1984
37. Stardust Summer (Pam Ketter)
1984
38. Last Kiss in April (N. R. Selden)
1984
39. Sing a Song of Love (Judith Enderle)
1984
40. Rock 'N' Roll Romance (Francess Lin Lantz)
1984
41. Spring Dreams (Nola Carson)
1984
42. Change of Heart (Charlotte White)
1984
43. Prescription for Love (Judie Rae)
1984
44. Cupid Confusion (Harriette S. Abels)
1984
45. Will I See You Next Summer (Judith Enderle)
1984
46. Senior Blues (Francess Lin Lantz)
1984
47. New Kid in Town (Jean Thesman)
1984
48. A Hard Act to Follow (Charlotte White)
1984
49. Wanted: A Little Love (Stephanie Gordon Tessler)
1984
50. First Impression (Harriette S. Abels)
1984
51. T.L.C. Tender Loving Care (Judith Enderle)
1984
52. Not Your Type (Carol Beach York)
1984
53. Winner Take All (Janet Quin-Harkin)
1984
54. Ski Bum (Harriet Zeiger)
1984
55. Third Time Lucky (Judie Rae)
1984
56. Winter Break (Margaret Garland)
1985
57. I Double Love You (Stephanie Gordon Tessler)
1985
58. To Take Your Heart Away (Jody Sorenson)
1985
59. Two of a Kind (Susan Shaw)
1985
60. Straight from the Heart (Karen Crawford)
1985
61. A Dream Come True (Charlotte White)
1985
62. A Good Sport (Harriette S. Abels)
1985
63. Sixteenth Summer (Nola Carson)
1985
64. Ready, Set, Love (Judith Enderle)
1985
65. Vacation Blues (Margaret Meacham)
1985
66. Just Like a Dream (Eileen Stacy)
1985
67. Summer Romance (Linda Wirkner)
1985
CAREER STORIES (SALLY)
Worthington, May
Dodd, Mead
1. Sally and her Kitchens; the Story of Sally's Career
in Home Economics
1939
2. Sally and her Homemaking
1941
3. Sally, Army Dietician
1944
4. A Touch of Parsley; a Young Home Economist in Business
1948
CAREER STORIES FOR OLDER GIRLS
Anderson, Betty Baxter
Cupples
1. Peggy Wayne, Sky Girl
1941
2. Connie Benton, Reporter
1941
3. Ann Porter, Nurse
1942
4. Nancy Blake, Copywriter
1942
5. Julia Brent of the WAAC
1943
6. Four Girls and a Radio
1944
7. Holly Saunders, Designer
1947
CARES FAMILY SERIES
Spykman, Elizabeth C.
Harcourt
1. *A Lemon and a Star
1955
2. *The Wild Angel
1957
3. *Terrible, Horrible Edie
1960
4. *Edie on the Warpath
1966
CARLISLE CHRONICLES
Johnston, Norma
Bantam (PB)
1. Carlisle's Hope
1986
2. To Jess with Love and Memories
1986
3. Carlisles All
1986
CARLY & CO.
Cebulash, Mel
Fawcett (PB)
1. Carly & Co.
1989
2. Campground Caper
1989
3. Part-Time Shadow
1990
CAROL PAGE SERIES
Boylston, Helen Dore
Little
1. Carol Goes Backstage
1941
2. Carol Plays Summer Stock
1942
3. *Carol on Broadway
1944
4. *Carol on Tour
1946
CAROL ROGERS
O'Malley, Patricia (Strickland, Catherine
Patricia O'Malley)
Greystone Press 1-2
Dodd 3-5
1. Wings for Carol
1941
2. Wider Wings
1941
3. War Wings for Carol
1943
4. Airline Girl
1944
5. Winging Her Way
1946
CAROL TURNER SERIES
Walden, Amelia
Westminster
1. Where is My Heart?
1960
2. How Bright the Dawn
1962
3. The Case if the Diamond Eye
1969
4. What Happened to Candy Carmichael?
1970
5. Valerie Valentine is Missing
1971
CAROLINE
Richards, Lela Horn
Little
1. Then Came Caroline
1921
2. Caroline at College
1922
3. Caroline's Career
1923
CAROLINE ZUCKER
Bradford, Jan
Troll (PB)
1. Caroline Zucker Meets Her Match
1990
2. Caroline Zucker Gets Even
1991
3. Caroline Zucker and the Birthday Disaster
1991
4. Caroline Zucker Gets Her Wish
1991
5. Caroline Zucker Helps Out
1991
6. Caroline Zucker Makes a Big Mistake
1991
CARTER COLBORN
Shaw, Diana
Little 1-2
Joy Street 3
1. Lessons in Fear
1987
2. Gone Hollywood
1988
3. What You Don't Know Can Hurt You
1990
CARTER GIRLS
Speed, Nell
Hurst
1. *The Carter Girls
1917
2. *The Carter Girls' Week-End Camp
1919
3. *The Carter Girls' Mysterious Neighbors
1921
4. *The Carter Girls of Carter House
1924
Note: Volume 4 may only have appeared in a Burt edition.
CASEY VALENTINE (CASEY, TRACY, & CO.)
Giff, Patricia Reilly
Delacorte
1. Fourth Grade Celebrity
1979
2. The Girl Who Knew It All
1979
3. Left-Handed Shortstop
1980
4. Love, From the Fifth Grade Celebrity
1986
5. Poopsie Pomerantz, Pick Up Your Feet
1989
Related titles: The Winter Worm Business (1981), Rat Teeth (1984).
CASSANDRA
Austin, Jennifer
Grosset
1. Ticket to Danger
1990
2. Race Against Time
1990
3. Mystery in Hollywood
1990
4. Treasure Beach
1990
CASSIE LOGAN
Taylor, Mildred
Dial
1. *Song of the Trees
1975
2. *Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry
1976
3. *Let The Circle Be Unbroken
1981
4. *The Friendship
1987
CASSIE PERKINS
Hunt, Angela Elwell
Tyndale (PB)
1. No More Broken Promises
1991
2. A Forever Friend
1991
3. A Basket of Roses
1991
Note: This series appears in the 1991 Tyndale catalogue, but no information
has been found to verify publication.
CATHY AND CARL
Johnston, Dorothy Grunbock
Scripture
1. Cathy and Carl of the Covered Wagon
1954
2. Cathy and Carl Captured
1954
3. Cathy and Carl Join the Gold Rush
1955
4. Cathy and Carl Shipwrecked
1956
5. Cathy and Carl and the Sea Horse Mystery
1957
CEDAR BROOK STORIES, OR THE CLIFFORD CHILDREN
Mrs. A. S. M.
Graves
1. Little Seed Sowers
1863
2. Seed Growing
1863
3. Seed Bearing Fruit
1863
4. Sowing in New Fields
1863
5. Frank Gone to the War
1863
CEDAR RIVER DAYDREAMS
Baer, Judy
Bethany (PB)
1. New Girl in Town
1988
2. Trouble with a Capital T
1988
3. Jennifer's Secret
1989
4. Journey to Nowhere
1989
5. Broken Promises
1989
6. The Intruder
1989
7. Silent Tears No More
1989
8. Fill My Empty Heart
1990
9. Yesterday's Dream
1990
10. Tomorrow's Promise
1990
11. Something Old, Something New
1991
12. Vanishing Star
1991
CENTER STAGE
Ashley, Ellen
Fawcett (PB)
1. Star Struck
1990
2. Barri, Take Two
1991
3. Understudy
1991
4. Lights, Camera, Action
1991
5. Encore
1991
6. Summer Stock
1991
CHARISMA, INC.
Created by Ruth Glick and Eileen Buckholtz
Various authors
Pageant (PB)
1. Saber Dance (Ruth Glick and Eileen Buckholtz)
1988
2. Breathless (Kathryn Jensen)
1988
3. Smoke Screen (Barbara Cummings)
1988
4. Desperado (Chassie L. West)
1988
5. The Golden Hawk (Jean M. Favors)
1988
6. On Edge (Louise Titchener)
1988
7. Risky Venture (Alice Leonhardt and Kathryn Jensen)
1989
8. Roller Coaster (Ruth Glick and Eileen Buckholtz)
1989
9. The Big Score (Ruth Glick and Kathryn Jensen)
1989
10. Nightstalker (Ruth Glick and Kathryn Jensen)
1989
CHARLEY ROBERTS
Thurston, Louise M.
Lee & Shepard
1. *How Charley Roberts Became a Man
1870
2. *How Eva Roberts Gained Her Education
1870
3. Charley and Eva Roberts' Home in the West
1871
4. *The Children of Amity Court
1872
CHARLOTTE CHEETAM
Holmes, Barbara Ware
Harper
1. Charlotte Cheetam: Master of Disaster
1985
2. Charlotte the Starlet
1988
3. Charlotte Shakespeare and Annie the Great
1989
CHAUTAUQUA GIRLS
Pansy (Isabella Alden)
Lothrop
1. *Four Girls at Chautauqua
1876
2. Chautauqua Girls at Home
1877
3. Judge Burnham's Daughters
1888
4. Ruth Erskine's Son
1907
5. *Ruth Erskine's Crosses
1907
6. Four Mothers at Chautauqua
1913
Note: These books were not advertised as a series although they trace
the lives
of some of the main characters from the first two titles. Since a number
of
Pansy's books use this technique, it is possible there are others that
belong on
this list. Lothrop also issued a five-volume Chautuaqua Girls Library:
Four
Girls at Chautauqua, Chautauqua Girls at Home, Ruth Erskine's Crosses,
Links in Rebecca's Life (1878), From Different Standpoints (1878, co-
authored by Faye Huntington); the last two titles have not been examined
and
may use related characters. A reading list from 1895 lists six "Chautauqua
Stories": volumes 1-4 and The Hall in the Grove (1882) and .Eighty-Seven
(1887); the latter two may also be related titles.
CHEERLEADERS
Various authors
Scholastic (PB)
1. Trying Out (Caroline B. Cooney)
1985
2. Getting Even (Christopher Pike)
1985
3. *Rumors (Caroline B. Cooney)
1985
4. *Feuding (Lisa Norby)
1985
5. *All the Way (Caroline B. Cooney)
1985
6. Splitting (Jennifer Sarasin)
1985
7. Flirting (Diane Hoh)
1985
8. Forgetting (Lisa Norby)
1985
9. Playing Games (Jody Sorenson)
1985
10. Betrayed (Diane Hoh)
1985
11. Cheating (Jennifer Sarasin)
1985
12. *Staying Together (Diane Hoh)
1985
13. Hurting (Lisa Norby)
1986
14. *Living It Up (Jennifer Sarasin)
1986
15. Waiting (Jody Sorenson)
1986
16. In Love (Carol Stanley)
1986
17. Taking Risks (Anne Reynolds)
1986
18. Looking Good (Carol Ellis)
1986
19. Making It (Susan Blake)
1986
20. Starting Over (Patricia Aks and Lisa Norby)
1986
21. Pulling Together (Diane Hoh)
1986
22. Rivals (Anne Steinke)
1986
23. Proving It (Diane Hoh)
1986
24. Going Strong (Carol Ellis)
1986
25. Stealing Secrets (Anne Steinke)
1987
26. Taking Over (Judith Sachs)
1987
27. Spring Fever (Diane Hoh)
1987
28. Scheming (Lisa Norby)
1987
29. Falling in Love (Anne Steinke)
1987
30. Saying Yes (Caroline B. Cooney)
1987
31. Showing Off (Carol Ellis)
1987
32. Together Again (Jennifer Sarasin)
1987
33. Saying No (Anne Steinke)
1987
34. Coming Back (Lisa Norby)
1987
35. Moving Up (Leslie Davis)
1987
36. Changing Loves (Judith Weber)
1987
37. Acting Up (Judith Sachs)
1987
38. Talking Back (Lisa Norby)
1988
39. All or Nothing (Leslie Davis)
1988
40. Getting Serious (Jennifer Sarasin)
1988
41. Having It All (Anne Steinke)
1988
42. Fighting Back (Carol Ellis)
1988
43. Telling Lies (Lisa Norby)
1988
44. Pretending (Leslie Davis)
1988
45. Here To Stay (Jennifer Sarasin)
1988
46. Overboard! (Vivian Schurfranz)
1988
47. Dating (Judith Weber)
1988
CHEROKEES CLUB--LOOKOUT CLUB
Govan, Christine Noble, and Emmy (Govan)
West
Sterling
1. *Mystery at Shingle Rock
1955
2. Mystery at the Mountain Face
1956
3. *Mystery at the Shuttered Hotel
1956
4. Mystery at Moccasin Bend
1957
5. Mystery at the Indian Hide-Out
1957
6. Mystery of the Vanishing Stamp
1958
7. Mystery at the Deserted Mill
1958
8. Mystery at Haunted House
1959
9. Mystery at Plum Nelly
1959
10. Mystery at Fearsome Lake
1960
11. Mystery at Rock City
1960
12. Mystery at the Snowed-In Cabin
1961
13. Mystery of the Dancing Skeleton
1962
14. Mystery at Ghost Lodge
1963
15. Mystery at the Weird Ruins
1964
16. Mystery at the Echoing Cave
1965
Note: After the fourth book, four members of the Cherokees Club grow
up
and leave the series; the fifth member starts a new club, the Lookout
Club.
THE CHERRY AMES NURSE STORIES
Wells, Helen
Tatham, Julie Campbell
Grosset
1. *Cherry Ames, Student Nurse (Wells)
1943
2. *Cherry Ames, Senior Nurse (Wells)
1944
3. *Cherry Ames, Army Nurse (Wells)
1944
4. *Cherry Ames, Chief Nurse (Wells)
1944
5. *Cherry Ames, Flight Nurse (Wells)
1945
6. *Cherry Ames, Veteran Nurse (Wells)
1946
7. *Cherry Ames, Private Duty Nurse (Wells)
1946
8. *Cherry Ames, Visiting Nurse (Wells)
1947
9. *Cherry Ames, Cruise Nurse (Wells)
1948
10. *Cherry Ames at Spencer (Tatham)
1949
11. *Cherry Ames, Night Supervisor (Tatham)
1950
12. *Cherry Ames, Mountaineer Nurse (Tatham)
1951
13. *Cherry Ames, Clinic Nurse (Tatham)
1952
14. *Cherry Ames, Dude Ranch Nurse (Tatham)
1953
15. *Cherry Ames, Rest Home Nurse (Tatham)
1954
16. *Cherry Ames, Country Doctor's Nurse (Tatham)
1955
17. *Cherry Ames, Boarding School Nurse (Tatham/Wells)
1956
18. *Cherry Ames, Department Store Nurse (Wells)
1957
19. *Cherry Ames, Camp Nurse (Wells)
1956
20. *Cherry Ames at Hilton Hospital (Wells)
1959
21. *Cherry Ames, Island Nurse (Wells)
1960
22. *Cherry Ames, Rural Nurse (Wells)
1961
23. *Cherry Ames, Staff Nurse (Wells)
1962
24. *Cherry Ames, Companion Nurse (Wells)
1964
25. *Cherry Ames, Jungle Nurse (Wells)
1965
26. The Mystery in the Doctor's Office (Wells)
1966
27. Ski Nurse Mystery (Wells)
1968
Related title: *Cherry Ames' Book of First Aid and Home Nursing (1959).
CHESTER SERIES
Shura, Mary Francis
Dodd
1. Chester
1980
2. Eleanor
1983
3. Jefferson
1984
CHET
Yates, Katherine M.
Yates 1-3
McClurg 4
1. On the Way There; a Wonder Tale for Boys and Girls
2. Both Little and Grown Tall
1904
3. At the Door; a Tale to Read Both on the Lines and Between
1905
4. Cherry and the Chum
1908
5. *"Chet"
1909
CHICKEN LITTLE JANE SERIES
Ritchie, Lily Munsel
Britton 1-3
Barse & Hopkins 4-5
1. Chicken Little Jane
1918
2. *Chicken Little Jane on the "Big John"
1919
3. *Adventures of Chicken Little Jane
1920
4. Chicken Little Jane Comes to Town
1921
5. Chicken Little Jane in the Rockies
1926
THE CHILDREN OF ALL LANDS STORIES
Brandeis, Madeline 1-14
Bailey, Bernadine 15-16
Erskine, Gladys Shaw 17
Sutton, Margaret 18
Grosset
1. *The Little Dutch Tulip Girl
1929
2. *Little Jeanne of France
1929
3. *Shaun O'Day of Ireland
1930
4. *Little Anne of Canada
1931
5. *The Little Mexican Donkey Boy
1931
6. *Little Philippe of Belgium
1931
7. *Mitz and Fritz of Germany
1933
8. *Little Tony of Italy
1934
9. *Little Tom of England
1935
10. *The Little Spanish Dancer
1936
11. *The Little Indian Weaver
1937
12. *The Little Swiss Wood-Carver
1937
13. *The Wee Scotch Piper
1937
14. *Little Erik of Sweden
1938
15. Little Greta of Denmark
1939
16. *Little Lauri of Finland
1940
17. Little Pepito of Central America
1941
18. Sheperd Boy of Australia
1941
Note: The A. Flanagan Company of Chicago, Illinois first published most
of
the titles in this series in a school edition.
CHILDREN OF AMERICA
Brandeis, Madeline 1-4
Bailey, Bernadine 5
Sutton, Margaret 6
Grosset
1. *Carmen of the Golden Coast
.1935
2. *Little Rose of the Mesa
1935
3. Little John of New England
1936
4. *Little Farmer of the Middle West
1937
5. *Little Woodsman of the North
1940
6. *Two Boys of the Ohio Valley
1943
CHRISTY see WILDFIRE
CHRYSTAL FALLS
Various authors
Scholastic (PB)
1. The Wrong Side of Love (Meredith Hill)
1985
2. Breaking the Rules (Candice F. Ransom)
1985
3. The Bad and the Beautiful (Caroline B. Cooney)
1985
4. The Morning After (Caroline B. Cooney)
1985
5. A Loss of Innocence (Meredith Hill)
1986
6. Forbidden Love (Meredith Hill)
1986
7. A Night to Forget (Diane Hoh)
1986
CINDA HOLLISTER SERIES
Lambert, Janet
Dutton
1. Cinda
1954
2. Fly Away Cinda
1956
3. Big Deal
1958
4. Triple Trouble
1965
5. Love to Spare
1967
CLASS OF '88
Cooney, Linda A. (Linda Alper and Kevin
Cooney)
Scholastic (PB)
1. Freshman
1987
2. Sophomore
1987
3. Junior
1987
4. Senior
1987
CLASS OF '89
Cooney, Linda A. (Linda Alper and Kevin
Cooney)
Scholastic (PB)
1. Freshman
1988
2. Sophomore
1988
3. Junior
1988
4. Senior
1988
THE CLOVERFIELD FARM STORIES
Orton, Helen Fuller
Stokes
1. Bobby of Cloverfield Farm
1922
2. Prince and Rover of Cloverfield Farm
1922
3. Summer at Cloverfield Farm
1924
4. Winter at Cloverfield Farm
1926
CO-ED SERIES
Lee, Alice Louise
Penn
1. A Freshman Co-Ed
1910
2. *A Sophomore Co-Ed
1911
3. A Junior Co-Ed
1912
4. *A Senior Co-Ed
1913
THE COLLEGE GIRLS SERIES
Flower, Jessie Graham (Josephine Chase)
Altemus
1. *Grace Harlowe's First Year at Overton College
1914
2. *Grace Harlowe's Second Year at Overton College
1914
3. *Grace Harlowe's Third Year at Overton College
1914
4. *Grace Harlowe's Fourth Year at Overton College
1914
5. *Grace Harlowe's Return to Overton Campus
1915
6. *Grace Harlowe's Problem
1916
7. *Grace Harlowe's Golden Summer
1917
Note: Four series by Chase follow Grace Harlowe from high school through
adulthood: HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS, COLLEGE GIRLS, GRACE
HARLOWE'S OVERSEAS SERIES, GRACE HARLOWE'S OVERLAND
RIDERS.
COLLETTE MURPHY
McKenna, Colleen O'Shaughnessy
Scholastic
1. Too Many Murphys
1988
2. Fourth Grade Is a Jinx
1989
3. Fifth Grade: Here Comes Trouble
1989
4. Eenie, Meanie, Murphy, Mo
1990
5. Murphy's Island
1990
6. Mother Murphy
1991
COLSEC TRILOGY
Hill, Douglas
Atheneum
1. Exiles of ColSec
1984
2. The Caves of Klydor
1985
3. ColSec Rebellion
1985
Note: Paperback copies advertise the series as COLSEC TRILOGY and show
Atheneum as the prior publisher, but Science Fiction and Fantasy Series
and
Sequels lists Gollancz (London) as the original publisher of volume
1 (1983)
and volume 3. It also shows this as a four-volume set: volumes 1 and
2, then
Alien Citadel (Atheneum 1984) and ColSec Rebellion (Gollancz 1985).
CONNIE BLAIR MYSTERY SERIES
Allen, Betsy (Betty Cavanna)
Grosset
1. *The Clue in Blue
1948
2. *The Riddle in Red
1948
3. *The Puzzle in Purple
1948
4. *The Secret of Black Cat Gulch
1948
5. *The Green Island Mystery
1948
6. *The Ghost Wore White
1949
7. *The Yellow Warning
1950
8. *The Gray Menace
1951
9. The Brown Satchel Mystery
1954
10. The Peril in Pink
1955
11. The Silver Secret
1956
12. The Mystery of the Ruby Queens
1958
CONNIE MCGUIRE
Lyons, Dorothy
Harcourt
1. Silver Birch
1939
2. Midnight Moon
1941
3. Garden Sovereign
1946
4. *Copper Khan
1950
COOKIE MCCORKLE
Cadwallader, Sharon
Camelot (PB)
1. Cookie McCorkle and the Case of the Polka-Dot
Safecracker
1991
2. Cookie McCorkle and the Case of the Emerald Earrings
1991
3. Cookie McCorkle and the Case of the Missing Castle
4. Cookie McCorkle and the Case of the King's Ghost
Note: Advertisements in the first two books list volumes 3 and 4 as
forthcoming, but nothing has been found to verify publication.
COOPER KIDS
Peretti, Frank
Crossway (PB)
1. The Door in the Dragon's Throat
1985
2. Escape from the Island of Aquarius
1986
3. The Tombs of Anak
1987
4. Trapped at the Bottom of the Sea
1989
THE CORNER HOUSE GIRLS
Hill, Grace Brooks (Stratemeyer Syndicate)
Barse & Hopkins
1. *The Corner House Girls: How They Moved to Milton,
What They Found, and What They Did
1915
2. *The Corner House Girls at School: How They Entered,
Whom They Met, and What they Did
1915
3. *The Corner House Girls under Canvas: How They
Reached Pleasant Cove and What Happened Afterward
1915
4. *The Corner House Girls in a Play: How They Rehearsed,
How They Acted, and What the Play Brought
In
1916
5. *The Corner House Girls' Odd Find: Where They Made
It, and What the Strange Discovery Led To
1916
6. *The Corner House Girls on a Tour: Where They Went,
What They Saw, and What They Found
1917
7. *The Corner House Girls Growing Up: What Happened
First, What Came Next, and How It Ended
1918
8. *The Corner House Girls Snowbound: How They Went
Away, What They Discovered, and How It Ended
1919
9. *The Corner House Girls on a Houseboat: How They
Sailed Away, What Happened on the Voyage,
and What
They Discovered
1920
10. *The Corner House Girls among the Gypsies: How They
Met, What Happened, and How It Ended
1921
11. The Corner House Girls on Palm Island: Looking for
Adventure, How They Found It, and What Happened
1922
12. *The Corner House Girls Solve a Mystery: What It
Was, Where It Was, and Who Found It
1923
13. The Corner House Girls Facing the World: Why They
Had To, How They Did It, and What Came of
It
1926
THE CORNER SERIES
Blanchard, Amy E.
Jacobs
1. *The Four Corners
1906
2. *The Four Corners in California
1907
3. *The Four Corners at School
1908
4. *The Four Corners Abroad
1909
5. *The Four Corners in Camp
1910
6. *The Four Corners at College
1911
7. *The Four Corners in Japan
1912
8. *The Four Corners in Egypt
1913
COUPLES
Cooney, Linda A. 1-3
Cooper, M. E. 4-36
Scholastic (PB)
1. Change of Hearts
1985
2. Fire and Ice
1985
3. Alone, Together
1985
4. Made for Each Other
1985
5. Moving Too Fast
1985
6. Crazy Love
1985
7. Sworn Enemies
1985
8. Making Promises
1986
9. Broken Hearts
1986
10. Secrets
1986
11. More Than Friends
1986
12. Bad Love
1986
13. Changing Partners
1986
14. Picture Perfect
1986
15. Coming on Strong
1986
16. Sweethearts
1986
17. Dance with Me
1986
18. Kiss and Run
1986
19. Show Some Emotion
1987
20. No Contest
1987
21. Teacher's Pet
1987
22. Slow Dancing
1987
23. Bye Bye Love
1987
24. Something New
1987
25. Love Exchange
1987
26. Head Over Heels
1987
27. Sweet and Sour
1987
28. Lovestruck
1987
29. Take Me Back
1988
30. Falling For You
1988
31. Prom Date
1988
32. Playing Dirty
1988
33. Mean To Me
1988
34. Don't Get Close
1988
35. Break Away
1988
36. Hold Me Tight
1988
COUPLES--SPECIAL EDITIONS
Cooper, M. E.
Scholastic (PB)
1. Summer Heat!
1986
2. Be Mine!
1986
3. Beach Party!
1987
4. Sealed with a Kiss
1988
CRANBERRY COUSINS
Wells, Christie
Troll (PB)
1. Rival Roommates
1988
2. Secret Crush
1988
3. A Class Act
1988
4. No More Promises
1988
5. Love Letters
1988
6. Babysitter Blues
1988
THE CURLYTOPS SERIES
Garis, Howard R.
Cupples
1. *The Curlytops at Cherry Farm;
or Vacation Days in the Country
1918
2. *The Curlytops on Star Island;
or Camping Out with Grandpa
1918
3. *The Curlytops Snowed In;
or Great Fun with Skates and Sleds
1918
4. *The Curlytops at Uncle Frank's Ranch;
or Little Folks on Ponyback
1918
5. *The Curlytops at Silver Lake;
or On the Water with Uncle Ben
1920
6. *The Curlytops and Their Pets;
or Uncle Toby's Strange Collection
1921
7. *The Curlytops and Their Playmates;
or Jolly Times through the Holidays
1922
8. *The Curlytops in the Woods;
or Fun at the Lumber Camp
1923
9. *The Curlytops at Sunset Beach;
or What Was Found in the Sand
1924
10. *The Curlytops Touring Around;
or The Missing Photograph Album
1925
11. *The Curlytops in a Summer Camp;
or Animal Joe's Menagerie
1927
12. *The Curlytops Growing Up;
or Winter Sports and Summer Pleasures
1928
13. The Curlytops at Happy House
1931
14. *The Curlytops at the Circus;
or The Runaway Elephant
1932
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DADDY SERIES FOR LITTLE FOLKS
Garis, Howard R.
Fenno
1. *Daddy Takes Us Camping
1914
2. Daddy Takes Us Fishing
1914
3. *Daddy Takes Us to the Circus
1914
4. *Daddy Takes Us Skating
1914
5. Daddy Takes Us Coasting
1914
7. *Daddy Takes Us Hunting Birds
1916
8. *Daddy Takes Us to the Woods
1917
10. *Daddy Takes Us to the Farm
1918
11. Daddy Takes Us Hunting Flowers
1920
12. Daddy Takes Us to the Garden
1920
DAGMAR SCHULTZ
Hall, Lynn
Scribner
1. *The Secret Life of Dagmar Schultz
1988
2. *Dagmar Schultz and the Powers of Darkness
1989
3. Dagmar Schultz and the Angel Edna
1989
4. Dagmar Schultz and the Green-Eyed Monster
1991
DAMES AND DAUGHTERS OF COLONIAL DAYS
Champney, Elizabeth Williams
Dodd
1. Patience, A Daughter of the Mayflower
1899
2. Anneke, A Little Dame of New Netherlands
1900
3. A Daughter of the Huguenots
1901
4. Margarita, A Legend of the Fight for the Great River
1902
DANA GIRLS MYSTERY STORIES
Keene, Carolyn (Stratemeyer Syndicate)
Grosset
1. *By the Light of the Study Lamp
1934
2. *The Secret at Lone Tree Cottage
1934
3. *In the Shadow of the Tower
1934
4. *A Three-Cornered Mystery
1935
5. *The Secret at the Hermitage
1936
6. *The Circle of Footprints
1937
7. *The Mystery of the Locked Room
1938
8. *The Clue in the Cobweb
1939
9. *The Secret at the Gatehouse
1940
10. *The Mysterious Fireplace
1941
11. The Clue of the Rusty Key
1942
12. *The Portrait in the Sand
1943
13. *The Secret in the Old Well
1944
14. *The Clue in the Ivy
1952
15. *The Secret of the Jade Ring
1953
16. The Mystery at the Crossroads
1954
17. *The Ghost in the Gallery
1955
18. The Clue of the Black Flower
1956
19. *The Winking Ruby Mystery
1957
20. *The Secret of the Swiss Chalet
1958
21. *The Haunted Lagoon
1959
22. *The Mystery of the Bamboo Bird
1960
23. *The Sierra Gold Mystery
1961
24. *The Secret of Lost Lake
1963
25. The Mystery of the Stone Tiger
1963
26. *The Riddle of the Frozen Tiger
1964
27. *The Secret of the Silver Dolphin
1965
28. *The Mystery of the Wax Queen
1966
29. *The Secret of the Minstrel's Guitar
1967
30. *The Phantom Surfer
1968
Beginning in 1972, some of the earlier volumes were reissued with new
volume numbers and four new volumes were added (#14-17). The new series
consisted of the following titles. Dates shown for volumes 1-13 are
for
the
reissued editions.
1. Mystery of the Stone Tiger
1972
2. *The Riddle of the Frozen Fountain
1972
3. *The Secret of the Silver Dolphin
1972
4. *Mystery of the Wax Queen
1972
5. The Secret of the Minstrel's Guitar
1972
6. The Phantom Surfer
1972
7. *The Secret of the Swiss Chalet
1973
8. The Haunted Lagoon
1973
9. Mystery of the Bamboo Bird
1973
10. *The Sierra Gold Mystery
1973
11. The Secret of Lost Lake
1974
12. The Winking Ruby Mystery
1974
13. The Ghosts in the Gallery
1975
14. The Curious Coronation
1976
15. The Hundred-Year Mystery
1977
16. The Mountain-Peak Mystery
1978
17. The Witch's Omen
1979
DANDELION COTTAGE
Rankin, C(aroll) W(atson)
Holt
1. *Dandelion Cottage
1904
2. *The Girls of Gardenville
1906
3. *The Adopting of Rosa Marie
1908
4. The Castaways of Pete's Ranch
1911
5. The Girls of Highland Hall
1921
DARCI
Tolles, Martha
Dutton 1
Lodestar 2
Scholastic (PB) 3
1. Who's Reading Darci's Diary?
1984
2. Darci and the Dance Contest
1985
3. Darci in Cabin 13
1989
DARE TO DO RIGHT
Mathews, Julia A.
Carter Bros.
1. Grandfather's Faith
1872
2. Our Four Boys
1872
3. *Guiseppe's Home
1874
4. Nellie's Stumbling-Block
5. Susy's Sacrifice
1867
Note: Although Suzy's Sacrifice was copyrighted in 1867, the American
Catalogue also lists it as the last volume of this series, which was
published
from 1872-74.
DARK FORCES
Various authors
Bantam (PB)
Thematic: Occult with romance subplots
1. The Game (Les Logan)
1983
2. Magic Show (Laura Bridges and Paul Alexander)
1983
3. The Doll (Rex Sparger)
1983
4. Devil Wind (Laura Bridges and Paul Alexander)
1983
5. The Bargain (Rex Sparger)
1983
6. Swamp Witch (Laura Bridges and Paul Alexander)
1983
7. Unnatural Talent (Les Logan)
1983
8. The Companion (Scott Siegel)
1983
9. Eyes of the Tarot (Bruce Coville)
1983
10. Beat the Devil (Scott Siegel)
1984
11. Waiting Spirits (Bruce Coville)
1984
12. The Ashton Horror (Laura Bridges)
1984
13. The Curse (Larry Weinberg)
1984
14. Blood Sport (R. C. Scott)
1984
15. The Charming (Jane Polcovar)
1984
THE DARK IS RISING
Cooper, Susan
Harcourt, 1
Atheneum, 2-5
1. *Over Sea, Under Stone
1966
2. *The Dark is Rising
1973
3. *Greenwitch
1974
4. *The Grey King
1975
5. *Silver on the Tree
1977
DEAR DIARY
Randall, Carrie
Apple (PB)
1. The Party
1989
2. The Secret
1989
3. The Dance
1990
4. The Mystery
1991
5. The Roommate
1991
6. The Lie
1991
DEAR LITTLE GIRL
Blanchard, Amy E.
Jacobs
1. A Dear Little Girl
1897
2. A Dear Little Girl at School
1910
3. *A Dear Little Girl's Summer Holidays
1911
4. A Dear Little Girl's Thanksgiving Holidays
1912
DEBBIE JONES
Rendina, Laura Cooper
Little
1. Roommates
1948
2. Debbie Jones
1950
3. Summer for Two
1952
4. My Love for One
1955
DENEWOOD
Knipe, E. B. and A. A.
Century
1. The Lucky Sixpence
1912
2. Beatrice of Denewood
1913
3. Peg 0' the Ring, A Maid of Denewood
1915
4. The Luck of Denewood
1921
DESDEMONA BLANK
Keller, Beverly
Lothrop
1. *No Beasts! No Children!
1983
2. Desdemona--Twelve Going on Desperate
1986
3. Fowl play, Desdemona
1989
DIANA WINTHROP
Chambers, Kate
Signet (PB)
1. Secret of the Singing Strings
1983
2. Danger in the Old Fort
1983
3. The Case of the Dog Lover's Legacy
1983
4. The Secrets on Beacon Hill
1984
5. The Legacy of Lucian Van Zandt
1984
6. The Threat of the Pirate Ship
1984
DIANE
Cavanna, Betty
Macrae
1. A Date for Diane
1946
2. Diane's New Love
1955
3. Toujours Diane
1957
DICK AND DAISY
Bassett, Adelaide Florence (Samuels)
Lee & Shepard
1. Adrift in the World;
or Dick and Daisy's Early Days
1871
2. Fighting the Battle;
or Dick and Daisy's City Life
1871
3. Saved from the Street;
or Dick and Daisy's Proteges
1871
4. Grandfather Milly's Luck;
or Dick and Daisy's Reward
1871
Another title may be related: Daisy Travers; or. The Girls of Hive Hall
(Lee
& Shepard, 1876). There were also several titles in Lee & Shepard's
DICK
TRAVERS ABROAD series by the same author.
DINNY GORDON
Emery, Anne
Macrae
1. Dinny Gordon, Freshman
1959
2. Dinny Gordon, Sophomore
1961
3. Dinny Gordon, Junior
1964
4. Dinny Gordon, Senior
1965
DIVINE CORNERS
Baldwin, Faith (Cuthrell, Faith Baldwin)
Dodd
1. Judy, A Story of Divine Corers
1930
2. Babs, A Story of Divine Corners
1931
3. Mary Lou, A Story of Divine Corners
1931
4. Myra, A Story of Divine Corners
1932
Note: These were also reissued in one volume as The Girls of Divine
Corers
(Farrar & Rinehart 1932).
DO GOOD LIBRARY
Finley, Martha (Martha Farquharson)
Presbyterian Publishing Committee
Presbyterian Board of Publication
1. Milly the Girl Who Tried to Help Others
1868
2. Little Helper
1868
2. Loitering Linus
1868
4. Grandma Foster's Sunbeam
1868
5. Stupid Sally, the Poor-House Girl
1868
6. Anna Hand, the Meddlesome Girl
1868
7. Little Patience
1868
8. Little Dick Positive
1868
9. Maud's Two Homes
1868
DOCTOR'S LITTLE GIRL
Taggart, Marion Ames
Page
1. The Doctor's Little Girl
1907
2. Sweet Nancy
1909
3. Nancy, the Doctor's Little Partner
1911
4. Nancy Porter's Opportunity
1912
5. Nancy and the Coggs Twins
1914
THE DOLL'S CLUB
Cousin Virginia (Virginia Wales
Johnson)
Claxton, Remsen, & Haffelfinger
1. Katy's Christmas
1871
2. Patty's Pranks
1871
3. Jack's Life
1871
4. Jo's Doll
1871
DOLLY AND MOLLY
Gordon, Elizabeth
Rand
1. Dolly and Molly and the Farmer Man
1914
2. Dolly and Molly at the Circus
1914
3. Dolly and Molly at the Seashore
1914
4. Dolly and Molly on Christmas Day
1914
DONNA PARKER
Martin, Marcia (Marcia Levin)
Whitman
1. *Donna Parker at Cherrydale
1957
2. *Donna Parker on Her Own
1957
3. *Donna Parker, Special Agent
1957
4. *Donna Parker, a Spring to Remember
1960
5. *Donna Parker in Hollywood
1961
6. *Donna Parker's Mystery at Arawak
1962
7. *Donna Parker Takes a Giant Step
1964
DONNA ROCKFORD
Woolfolk, Dorothy
Scholastic (PB)
1. *Mother, Where Are You?
1977
2. Who Killed Daddy?
1979
3. Death of a Dancer
1982
4. Murder in Washington [and] Body on the Beach
1982
5. *Abbey is Missing
1983
6. Mystery in Studio 13
1984
Note: Girls' Series Companion 1990 lists volume 6, but no other information
has been found to verify publication.
DORIS FEIN
Bethancourt, T. Ernesto
Holiday
1. Doris Fein: Superspy
1980
2. Doris Fein: Quartz Boyar
1981
3. Doris Fein: Phantom of the Casino
1981
4. Doris Fein: The Mad Samurai
1981
5. Doris Fein: Deadly Aphrodite
1982
6. Doris Fein: Murder Is No Joke
1983
7. Doris Fein: Dead Heat at Long Beach
1984
8. Doris Fein: Legacy of Terror
Related title: Dr. Doom. Superstar (1977).
DORIS FORCE MYSTERY SERIES
Duncan, Julia K. (Stratemeyer Syndicate)
Altemus
1. *Doris Force at Locked Gates;
or Saving a Mysterious Fortune
1931
2. *Doris Force at Cloudy Cove;
or The Old Miser's Signature
1931
3. *Doris Force at Raven Rock;
or Uncovering the Secret Oil Well
1932
4. *Doris Force at Barry Manor;
or Mysterious Adventures between Classes
1932
THE DOROTHY BOOKS
Raymond, Evelyn
Chatterton-Peck 1-2
Chatterton 3-11
1. *Dorothy Chester
1907
2. Dorothy at Skyrie
1907
3. *Dorothy's Schooling
1908
4. *Dorothy's Travels
1908
5. *Dorothy's House Party
1908
6. *Dorothy in California
1909
7. *Dorothy on a Ranch
1909
8. Dorothy's House Boat
1909
9. *Dorothy at Oak Knowe
1910
10. *Dorothy's Tour
1912
11. *Dorothy's Triumph
1913
DOROTHY BROOKE
Sparhawk, Frances Campbell
Crowell
1. Dorothy Brooke's School Days
1909
2. *Dorothy Brooke's Vacation
1910
3. Dorothy Brooke's Experiments
1911
4. Dorothy Brooke at Ridgemore
1912
5. *Dorothy Brooke across the Sea
1913
THE DOROTHY DAINTY SERIES
Brooks, Amy
Lothrop, 1-3
Lothrop, Lee & Shepard, 4-22
1. *Dorothy Dainty
1902
2. *Dorothy's Playmates
1903
3. *Dorothy Dainty at School
1904
4. *Dorothy Dainty at the Shore
1905
[Note: Lee & Shepard and D. Lothrop Co. merged in
1904 to form Lothrop, Lee & Shepard. Despite this,
the 1905 edition of Dorothy Dainty at the Shore shows
Lee & Shepard as the publisher.]
5. *Dorothy Dainty in the City
1906
6. *Dorothy Dainty at Home
1907
7. *Dorothy Dainty's Gay Times
1908
8. *Dorothy Dainty in the Country
1909
9. *Dorothy Dainty's Winter
1910
10. *Dorothy Dainty at the Mountains
1911
11. Dorothy Dainty's Holidays
1912
12. Dorothy Dainty's Vacation
1913
13. *Dorothy Dainty's Visit
1914
14. Dorothy Dainty at Crestville
1915
15. Dorothy Dainty's New Friends
1916
16. *Dorothy Dainty at Glenmore
1917
17. Dorothy Dainty at Foam Ridge
1918
18. Dorothy Dainty at the Stone House
1919
19. Dorothy Dainty at Gem Island
1920
20. *Dorothy Dainty's Red Letter Days
1921
21. Dorothy Dainty's Treasure Chest
1922
22. Dorothy Dainty's Castle
1923
DOROTHY DALE
Penrose, Margaret (Stratemeyer Syndicate)
Cupples
1. *Dorothy Dale: A Girl of Today
1908
2. *Dorothy Dale at Glenwood School
1908
3. *Dorothy Dale's Great Secret
1909
4. *Dorothy Dale and Her Chums
1909
5. *Dorothy Dale's Queer Holidays
1910
6. *Dorothy Dale's Camping Days
1911
7. *Dorothy Dale's School Rivals
1912
8. *Dorothy Dale in the City
1913
9. *Dorothy Dale's Promise
1914
10. *Dorothy Dale in the West
1915
11. *Dorothy Dale's Strange Discovery
1916
12. *Dorothy Dale's Engagement
1917
13. Dorothy Dale to the Rescue
1924
DOROTHY DIXON
Wayne, Dorothy
Goldsmith
1. *Dorothy Dixon Wins Her Wings
1933
2. *Dorothy Dixon and the Mystery Plane
1933
3. *Dorothy Dixon Solves the Conway Case
1933
4. *Dorothy Dixon and the Double Cousin
1933
DOT AND DASH
West, Dorothy (Mildred Wirt)
Cupples
1. Dot and Dash at the Maple Sugar Camp
1938
2. Dot and Dash at Happy Hollow
1938
3. Dot and Dash in the North Woods
1938
4. Dot and Dash in the Pumpkin Patch
1939
5. Dot and Dash at the Seashore
1940
DOTTY DIMPLE
May, Sophie (Rebecca Sophia Clarke)
Lee & Shepard
1. *Dotty Dimple at her Grandmother's
1868
2. *Dotty Dimple Out West
1868
3. *Dotty Dimple at Home
1868
4. *Dotty Dimple at Play
1869
5. *Dotty Dimple at School
1869
6. *Dotty Dimple's Flyaway
1869
Related series: LITTLE PRUDY, LITTLE PRUDY'S CHILDREN,
LITTLE PRUDY'S FLYAWAY, FLAXIE FRIZZLE.
DRAGON TRILOGY (JAKKIN-AKKI) see PIT DRAGON TRILOGY
DRAGONTALES
Vilott, Rhondi
Signet (PB)
Interactive
1. Sword Daughter's Quest
1984
2. Runesword!
1984
3. Challenge of the Pegasus Grail
1984
4. The Towers of Rexor
1984
5. The Unicorn Crown
1984
6. Black Dragon's Curse
1984
7. Spellbound
1984
8. The Dungeons of Dregnor
1984
9. Aphrodite's Mirror
1985
10. Hall of Gargoyle King
1985
11. Maiden of Greenwold
1985
12. Storm Rider
1985
13. Pledge of Peril
1985
14. Secret of the Sphinx
1985
Note: Advertisements note that "odd-numbered volumes have heroines;
even
numbers feature boys."
DREAM GIRLS
Joyce, Rosemary
Archway (PB)
1. Anything To Win
1986
2. Love or Glory
1986
3. Tarnished Victory
1986
4. Bond of Love
1986
5. Too Close for Comfort
1986
6. Up To No Good
1987
DREAM YOUR OWN ROMANCE
Carroll, Elizabeth 1
Cahn, Julie 2-3
Wanderer (PB)
Interactive
1. Summer Love
1983
2. Holiday Romance
1983
3. Spotlight on Love
1984
DRIA MEREDITH BOOKS
Lambert, Janet
Dutton
1. *Star Dream
1951
2. Summer for Seven
1952
3. *High Hurdles
1955
DULCIE
Bechdolt, Jack (John Ernest Bechdolt)
and Decie Merwin
Dutton
1. Dulcie, or Half-a-Yard of Linsey Woolsey
1943
2. Dulcie and her Donkey
1944
3. Dulcie Sews a Sampler
1945
4. Dulcie and the Gypsies
1948
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EAGLE-EYE ERNIE
Pearson, Susan
Simon & Schuster
Easy reader
1. *Eagle-Eye Ernie Comes To Town
1990
2. *The Bogeyman Caper
1990
3. *The Tap Dance Mystery
1990
4. The Campfire Ghosts
1990
5. The 123 Zoo Mystery
1991
6. The Green Magician Puzzle
1991
7. The Spy Code Caper
1991
EARTHSEA
Le Guin,
Ursula Parnassus 1
Atheneum 2-4
1. *Wizard of Earthsea
1968
2. *Tombs of Atuan
1971
3. *The Farthest Shore
1972
4. *Tehanu
1990
ELECTRIC HIGH
Thornton,
Jane Foster Warner (PB)
1. Breakaway
1984
2. Close Harmony
1984
3. Heartbreaker
1984
ELISABETH
Holman,
Felice Macmillan
1. *Elisabeth, the Bird Watcher
1963
2. *Elisabeth, the Treasure Hunter
1964
3. *Elisabeth and the Marsh Mystery
1966
ELIZABETH ANN
Lawrence,
Josephine Barse & Hopkins
1-6
Barse 7
Grosset 8
1. The Adventures of Elizabeth Ann
1923
2. Elizabeth Ann at Maple Spring
1923
3. *Elizabeth Ann's Six Cousins
1924
4. Elizabeth Ann and Doris
1925
5. *Elizabeth Ann's Borrowed Grandma
1926
6. *Elizabeth Ann's Spring Vacation
1927
7. *Elizabeth Ann and Uncle Doctor
1928
8. Elizabeth Ann's Houseboat
1929
ELIZABETH GAIL
Stahl,
Hilda Tyndale (PB)
1. Elizabeth Gail and the Mystery at the Johnson Farm
1978
2. Elizabeth Gail and the Secret Box
1979
3. Elizabeth Gail and the Teddy Bear Mystery
1979
4. Elizabeth Gail and the Dangerous Double
1980
5. Elizabeth Gail and the Trouble at Sandhill Ranch
1980
6. Elizabeth Gail and the Strange Birthday Party
1980
7. Elizabeth Gail and the Terrifying News
1980
8. Elizabeth Gail and the Frightened Runaways
1981
9. Elizabeth Gail and Trouble From the Past
1981
10. Elizabeth Gail and the Silent Piano
1981
11. Elizabeth Gail and Double Trouble
1982
12. Elizabeth Gail and the Holiday Mystery
1982
13. Elizabeth Gail and the Missing Love Letters
1982
14. Elizabeth Gail and the Music Camp Romance
1983
15. Elizabeth Gail and the Handsome Stranger
1983
16. Elizabeth Gail and the Secret Love
1983
17. Elizabeth Gail and the Summer for Weddings
1983
18. Elizabeth Gail and the Time for Love
1983
19. Elizabeth Gail and the Great Canoe Conspiracy
1991
ELLEN GRAE AND GROVER
Cleaver,
Vera and Bill Lippincott
1. *Ellen Grae
1967
2. *Lady Ellen Grae
1968
3. *Grover
1970
ELSIE BOOKS
Finley,
Martha (Martha Farquaharson)
Dodd
1. *Elsie Dinsmore
1867
2. *Elsie's Holidays at Roselands
1868
3. *Elsie's Girlhood
1872
4. *Elsie's Womanhood
1875
5. *Elsie's Motherhood
1876
6. *Elsie's Children
1877
7. *Elsie's Widowhood
1880
8. *Grandmother Elsie
1882
9. *Elsie's New Relations
1883
10. *Elsie at Nantucket
1884
11. *The Two Elsies
1885
12. *Elsie's Kith and Kin
1886
13. *Elsie's Friends at Woodburn
1887
14. *Christmas with Grandma Elsie
1888
15. *Elsie and the Raymonds
1889
16. *Elsie Yachting with the Raymonds
1890
17. *Elsie's Vacation and after Events
1891
18. Elsie at Viamede
1892
19. *Elsie at Ion