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after a title, there is a short synopsis of the book available
** FARDINGALES 1950
THE 'SUSANNAH' ADVENTURE 1953
** LORNA AT WYNYARDS 1947
** STEPSISTERS FOR LORNA 1948
THE FEUD IN THE FIFTH REMOVE 1931
** A THRILLING TERM AT JANEWAYS 1927
§ CAROLINE THE SECOND 1937
** SCHOOL AT SKELTON HALL 1962
** TROUBLE AT SKELTON HALL 1963
THE NEW HOUSE MISTRESS 1928
JUDY THE GUIDE 1928
†† SCHOOL BY THE RIVER 1930
This title has been reprinted in October 1999 by Bettany Press
†† THE LITTLE MARIE-JOSÉ 1932
§ CARNATION OF THE UPPER FOURTH 1934 (unabridged edition)
CARNATION OF THE UPPER FOURTH 1954 (abridged edition)
§ ELIZABETH THE GALLANT 1935
** CHUDLEIGH HOLD 1954
** THE CONDOR CRAGS ADVENTURE 1954
** TOP SECRET 1955
§ THEY BOTH LIKED DOGS 1958
** LITTLE MISSUS 1942
** KENNELMAID NAN 1954
** NESTA STEPS OUT 1954
** BEECHY OF THE HARBOUR SCHOOL 1955
** LEADER IN SPITE OF HERSELF 1956
Four Geography Readers (all published 1951)
§ VERENA VISITS
NEW ZEALAND
§ SHARLIE'S KENYA
DIARY
§ BESS ON HER
OWN IN CANADA
§ A QUINTETTE
IN QUEENSLAND
Elinor Brent-Dyer's only known adult story
JEAN OF STORMS, Bettany
Press, 1995
originally serialised weekly in the "Sheilds Gazette" in 1930
Short stories in other annuals
Carlotta of the Circus in Stories of the Circus Book
4 (also
in The Circus Book)
Cavalier Maid in 2nd Coronet Annual for Girls
House of Secrets in Sceptre Girls' Story Annual
Jack's Revenge in Sunday Reading for the Young 1914
Lady in Yellow Gown in Big Book for Girls 1925
Rescue in the Snows in My Favourite Story
Robins make Good in Girls Own vol 57
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< > = reasonably easy to get hold of
** = difficult to find, but you will get them if you wait long enough
§ = incredibly difficult to find; jump for joy if you do succeed in finding these - then consult your bank balance!
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