Faith Baldwin - List of Works

List of Works

  • Mavis of Green Hill (1921)
  • Those Difficult Years (1925)
  • Laurel of Stonystream (1923)
  • Magic and Mary Rose (1924)
  • Sign Posts (1924) Poems
  • Thresholds (1925)
  • Three Women (1926)
  • Departing Wings (1927)
  • Alimony (1928)
  • Betty (1928)
  • Rosalie’s Career (1928)
  • Broadway Interlude (1929) (with Achmed Abdullah)
  • Garden Oats (1929)
  • Incredible Year (1929)
  • Broadway Sensation (1930) (with Achmed Abdullah)
  • Judy: A Story of Divine Corners (1930)
  • Make-Believe (1930)
  • The Office Wife (1930)
  • Babs, A Story of Devine Corners (1931)
  • Mary Lou, A Story of Divine Corners (1931)
  • Skyscraper (1931)
  • Today’s Virtue (1931)
  • District Nurse (1932)
  • Girl On the Make (1932) (with Achmed Abdullah)
  • Myra, A story of Divine Corners (1932)
  • Self-Made Woman (1932)
  • Weekend Marriage (1932)
  • Beauty (1933)
  • Love’s a Puzzle (1933)
  • White Collar Girl (1933)
  • American Family (1934)
  • Honor Bound (1934)
  • Innocent Bystander (1934)
  • Within A Year (1934)
  • Wife vs. Secretary (1935)
  • The Puritan Strain (1935)
  • Men Are Such Fools! (1936)
  • The Moon's Our Home (1936)
  • Private Duty (1936)
  • Heart Has Wings (1937)
  • Manhattan Nights (1937)
  • That Man Is Mine (1937)
  • Twenty-Four Hours a Day (1937)
  • Enchanted Oasis (1938)
  • Hotel Hostess (1938)
  • Rich Girl, Poor Girl (1938)
  • Career By Proxy (1939)
  • High Road (1939)
  • Station Wagon Set (1939)
  • White Magic (1939)
  • Arizona Star (1940)
  • Letty and the Law (1940)
  • Medical Center (1940)
  • Rehearsal for Love (1940)
  • Something Special (1940)
  • And New Stars Burn (1941)
  • Heart Remembers (1941)
  • Temporary Address: Reno (1941)
  • Blue Horizons (1942)
  • Breath of Life (1942)
  • Rest of My Life With You (1942)
  • Washington USA (1943)
  • You Can't Escape (1943)
  • Change of Heart (1944)
  • He Married a Doctor (1944)
  • A Job for Jenny (1945)
  • No Private Heaven (1946)
  • Woman on Her Way (1946)
  • Give Love the Air (1947)
  • Sleeping Beauty (1947)
  • An Apartment for Peggy (1948)
  • Marry for Money (1948)
  • Golden Shoestring (1949)
  • For Richer, For Poorer (1949)
  • Look Out for Liza (1950)
  • Tell Me My Heart (1950) UK title
  • The Whole Armour (1951)
  • Juniper Tree (1952)
  • Widow’s Walk, Variations on a Theme (1954) Poems
  • Face Towards the Spring (1956)
  • Many Windows: Seasons of the Heart (1958)
  • Three Faces of Love (1958)
  • Blaze of sunlight (1960)
  • Testament of Trust (1960)
  • Harvest of Hope (1962)
  • The West Wind (1963)
  • Living By Faith (1964)
  • Lonely Man (1964)
  • The Lonely Doctor (1964)
  • Search For Tomorrow (1966) Novel based on the long running TV Serial
  • Evening Star (1966)
  • There Is a Season (1966)
  • Velvet Hammer (1969)
  • Take What You Want (1971)
  • Any Village (1972)
  • One More Time (1972)
  • No Bed of Roses (1973)
  • New Girl in Town (1975)
  • Time and the Hour (1975)
  • Hold on to Your Heart (1976) UK title
  • Thursday's Child (1976)
  • Adam's Eden (1977)

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