Literature
Individual Novels:
- Red Head (1951)
- Mouse Manor (1952)
- Playing Possum (1955)
Magic Series
- Half Magic (1954)
- Knight's Castle (1956)
- Magic By the Lake (1957)
- The Time Garden (1958)
- Magic Or Not? (1959)
- The Well-Wishers (1960)
- Seven-Day Magic (1962)
Collection of all seven Magic stories:
- Edward Eager's Tales of Magic (omnibus) (2000)
Articles
- Eager, Edward. "Daily Magic." Horn Book, October 1958, p. 348-358
- Eager, Edward. "A Father's Minority Report." Horn Book, March 1948, 74, 104-109.
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