Published Works
Overall, Fanny Fern produced two novels, a novella, six collections of columns, and three books for children.
Column collections
- Fern Leaves from Fanny's Portfolio (1853)
- Fern Leaves, second series (1854)
- Fresh Leaves (1857)
- Folly As It Flies (1868)
- Ginger-Snaps (1870)
- Caper-Sauce (1872)
Novels
- Ruth Hall (1854), autobiographical; this is her most well-known work to modern readers.
- Fanny Ford (1855), serialized in the Ledger beginning June 9, 1855.
- Rose Clark (1856)
Children's books
- Little Ferns for Fanny's Little Friends (1853)
- The Play-Day Book (1857)
- The New Story Book for Children (1864)
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