Isolated Titles
(listed in order of publication)
| code | Title | Date | Publisher | Illustrator |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Is1 | The Conquest of Christina | 1909 | Collins | G. B. Foyster |
| Is2 | Rosaly's New School | 1913 | Chambers | T. J. Overnell |
| Is3 | At School with the Roundheads | 1915 | Chambers | H. Earnshaw |
| Is4 | Expelled From School | 1919 | Collins | Victor Prost |
| Is5 | The Girls of Gwynfa | 1924 | Warne | Nina K. Brisley |
| Is6 | Dorothy's Dilemma | 1930 | Chambers | Nina K. Brisley |
| Is7 | Sylvia of Sarn | 1937 | Warne | not credited |
Conquest of Christina, Girls of Gwynfa and Sylvia of Sarn are set in Wales, a favourite holiday destination for the Dunkerley family. Rosaly's New School is set in Goathland, Yorkshire, and At School with the Roundheads set at 'Redburn', an amalgam of Saltburn and Redcar. Expelled from School is set in Switzerland and Dorothy's Dilemma in Sussex, both favourite settings which Oxenham used frequently.
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