Mary Augusta Dickerson - Works

Works

Mary Augusta Dickerson, writing under her married name Mary Dickerson Donahey, wrote the following books:

  • The Wonderful Wishes of Jacky and Jean (1905)
  • The Castle of Grumpy Grouch a Fairy Story (1908)
  • Mysterious Mansions (1909)
  • Down Spider Web Lane: A Fairy Tale (1909)
  • Through the Little Green Door (1910)
  • The Adventures of a Happy Doll (1914)
  • The Magical House of Zur (1914)
  • The Prince Without a Country (1916)
  • Lady Teddy Comes to Town (1919)
  • The Talking Bird and Wonderful Wishes of Jacky and Jean (1920)
  • The Teenie Weenie Man's Mother Goose (1921)
  • The Calorie Cook Book Menus for Reducing, for Upbuilding, for Maintenance (1923)
  • The Calorie Cook Book (1923)
  • Peter and Prue (1924)
  • Best Tales for Children (1924)
  • Cupboard Love: My Book of Recipes (1929)
  • The Tavern of Folly (1930)
  • The Cooking Pots of Grand Marais (1930; reprint edition 1976)
  • The Spanish McQuades, the Lost Treasure of Zavala (1931)
  • Mary Lu (1937)
  • Apple Pie Inn (1942)
  • The Castle of Grumpy Grouch (1948)
  • Mystery in the Pines (1950)

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