Helen Cresswell - Select Works

Select Works

  • Sonya-by-the-Shore (1960), her first children's book
  • The White Sea Horse (1964)
  • Pietro and the Mule (1965)
  • Where the Wind Blows (1966)
  • The Piemakers, illus. V. H. Drummond (Faber, 1967)
  • The Signposters (1968)
  • The Sea Piper (1968)
  • The Night Watchmen, illus. Gareth Floyd (Faber, 1969)
  • The Outlanders (1970)
  • At the Stroke of Midnight (1971)
  • Up the Pier (1972)
  • The Beachcombers (1972)
  • The Bongleweed (1973)
  • Cheap Day Return (1974)
  • White Sea Horse and Other Sea Magic (1975)
  • The Winter of the Birds (1976)
  • A Game of Catch with Ati Forberg (1977)
  • My Aunt Polly (1979)
  • Dear Shrink (1982)
  • The Secret World of Polly Flint (1984)
  • Moondial (1987)
  • Ellie and the Hagwitch (1987)
  • Dragon Ride (1987)
  • Trouble (1988)
  • Time Out with Peter Elwell (1990)
  • Weather Cat (1990)
  • The Return of the Psammead (1992), a sequel to E. Nesbit's trilogy
  • Almost Goodbye, Guzzler with Judy Brown (1992)
  • The Watchers: A Mystery At Alton Towers (1993)
  • Classic Fairy Tales (1994), retelling traditional fairy tales
  • Stonestruck (1996)
  • Snatchers (1997)
  • Sophie and the Sea Wolf (1997)
  • The Little Sea Pony (1997 )
  • The Little Sea Horse (1998)
  • The Little Grey Donkey (1999)
  • Mystery Stories (2003)
  • Rumpelstiltskin (2004), retelling the Brothers Grimm fairy tale

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