Publications in Date Order
- 1930: Mostly Mary
- 1931: All Mary
- 1934: And Timothy Too.
- 1935: Leap Year Born
- 1935: Mary Plain in Town
- 1937: Mary Plain on Holiday
- 1940: Mary Plain in Trouble
- 1942: Mary Plain in War-Time
- 1944: Mary Plain's Big Adventure
- 1949: Mary Plain Home Again
- 1950: Mary Plain to the Rescue
- 1951: Mary Plain, V.I.P.
- 1952: Mary Plain and the Twins
- 1954: Mary Plain goes bob-a-jobbing
- 1957: Mary Plain goes to America
- 1965: Mary Plain's “Whodunit”
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