The Great Brain Series
- The Great Brain
- More Adventures of the Great Brain
- Me and My Little Brain
- The Great Brain at the Academy
- The Great Brain Reforms
- The Return of the Great Brain
- The Great Brain Does It Again
- The Great Brain Is Back (Published from loose notes after the author's death)
Adult fiction
- Papa Married a Mormon (1955)
- Mamma's Boarding House (1958, sequel to Papa Married a Mormon)
- Uncle Will and the Fitzgerald Curse (1961)
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