Martha Finley - List of Books in Mildred Keith Series

List of Books in Mildred Keith Series

  1. Mildred Keith(1876)
  2. Mildred at Roselands(1880)
  3. Mildred and Elsie(1881)
  4. Mildred's Married Life, and a Winter with Elsie Dinsmore (1882)
  5. Mildred at Home: With Something about her Relatives and Friends (1884)
  6. Mildred's Boys and Girls(1886)
  7. Mildred's New Daughter (1894)

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