Constance Savery: Publishers and Fictional Book Titles

Savery's fiction is listed by publisher, starting with G.G. Harrap & Co., her first, and ending with Dent, her last. The books from each publisher are in rough chronological order. All of the retitled editions were revised, so those by new publishers are listed independently. Annotations, reprint data, and information about translations may be obtained by choosing the publisher of the first edition. Since the reprints from Bethlehem Books are still in print, those books are listed separately. For the convenience of those who know the title of a translation, but not the title in English, titles in other languages are at the end of this page. There are also separate lists of books available on the Internet with price ranges in dollars and in pounds sterling.

1. Forbidden Doors. London : Bombay : Sydney: George G. Harrap & Co., 39-41 Parker St., Kingsway, London, W.C.2, 1929. 283 pp.

2. Green Emeralds for the King: A Story of the Civil War. Illus. by T. H. Robinson. London : Toronto : Bombay : Sydney: George G. Harrap & Co. Ltd., 182 High Holburn, London, W.C.1, 1938. 288 pp.

• Tenthragon (American edition of Forbidden Doors). New York: Alfred H. King, 8 W. 40th St., New York, 1930. 314 pp.

• Nicolas Chooses White May. Illus. by Helen Stratton. London : Edinburgh : New York : Toronto : Paris: Children's Own Series, T. Nelson & Sons Ltd, London, 1930. 99 pp.

1. Pippin's House. Illus. by Charlot Bowman. London : New York : Toronto: Longmans, Green and Co., 55 Fifth Avenue, New York, 1931. 207 pp.

2. Moonshine in Candle Street. Illus. by Reginald Birch. New York : Toronto: Longmans, Green and Co., 1937. 149 pp.

3. Enemy Brothers. Illus. by Henry C. Pitz. New York : Toronto: Longmans, Green and Co., Aug. 1943. 313 pp.

4. The Good Ship Red Lily. Illus. by Nedda Walker. New York : Toronto: Longmans, Green and Co., 1944. 197 pp.

5. Emeralds for the King (American edition of Green Emeralds for the King). Illus. by Victor Dowling. New York : Toronto: Longmans, Green & Co., 55 Fifth Avenue, New York 3, April 1945. 270 pp.

6. Dark House on the Moss. Illus. by Clifford N. Geary. New York : London : Toronto: Longmans, Green and Co., New York, 1948. 216 pp.

7. Welcome, Santza. Illus. by Helen Torrey. New York : London : Toronto: Longmans, Green and Co., 55 Fifth Avenue, New York 3, 1956. 166 pp.

8. Magic in My Shoes. Illus. by Christine Price. New York : London : Toronto: Longmans, Green and Co., 55 Fifth Ave., New York 3, 1958. 152 pp.

9. The Reb and the Redcoats. Illus. by Vera Bock. New York : London : Toronto: Longmans, Green, and Co., 119 West 40th Street, New York 18. October 1961. 241 pp.

• Flight to Freedom (English edition of Good Ship Red Lily, above). Illus. by L.F. Lupton. London : Wigmore Series No. J 7, C.S.S.M., 5 Wigmore Street, London, W.1. 1958. 184 pp.

1. Yellow Gates. London : Glasgow : Edinburgh: Sunshine Series No.18, Pickering & Inglis, 14 Paternoster Row, London, E.C.4. 1935. 94 pp.

2. Danny and the Alabaster Box. London : Glasgow : Manchester : Edinburgh: Dewdrop Series #17, Pickering & Inglis, 14 Paternoster Row, London, E.C.4. 1937. 63 pp.

3. The Boy from Brittany. London: Sapphire Series #14, Pickering & Inglis Ltd., 29 Ludgate Hill, London, E.C.4. 1957. 96 pp.

• Sir Dominic's Scapegrace by 'Elizabeth Cloberry'. Cover by J. R. B. Edgware: Fireside Stories No. 6, Christian Colportage Association, The Corner House, Whitchurch Lane, Edgware, Middlesex. October 7, 1947. 19 pp.

1. Blue Fields. Frontispiece by Thomas Henry. London: Victory Press, Clapham, London, S.W.4. 1947. 203 pp.

2. Up a Winding Stair. Frontispiece by Thomas Henry. London: Victory Press, Clapham, London, S.W.4. 1949. 104 pp.

3. Scarlet Plume. London: Victory Press. 1953. 158 pp.

4. Thistledown Tony. London: Victory Press, Clapham Crescent, London, S.W.4. 1957. 120 pp.

1. Three Houses in Beverley Road. Frontispiece by H.(?) Spence. London: Gateway Series, Lutterworth Press. 1950. 126 pp.

2. Redhead at School. Frontispiece unsigned. London: Crown Library, Lutterworth Press, London. 1951. 128 pp.

3. Meg Plays Fair. Frontispiece unsigned. London: Gateway Series. Lutterworth Press. 1953. 126 pp.

4. Young Elizabeth Green. Frontispiece unsigned. London: Gateway Series. Lutterworth Press. 1954. 128 pp.

5. Five Wonders for Wyn. Frontispiece unsigned. London: Pathway Series No. 4, Lutterworth Press. 1955. 95 pp.

6. Tabby Kitten. Frontispiece unsigned. London: Pathway Series No. 5, Lutterworth Press. 1956. 96 pp.

7. Four Lost Lambs. Illus. by Cicely Steed. London: Gateway Picture Book, Lutterworth Press. 1957. 32 pp.

8. In Apple Alley. Frontispiece unsigned. London: Golden Way Series No. 1, Lutterworth Press. 1958. 79 pp.

9. To the City of Gold. Frontispiece unsigned. London: Gateway Series No. 28, Lutterworth Press. 1958. 128 pp.

10. The Sea Urchins. Frontispiece unsigned. London: Golden Way Series No. 6, Lutterworth Press. 1959. 80 pp.

11. Rebel Jacqueline. Frontispiece unsigned. London: Senior Gateway Series No. 2, Lutterworth Press. 1960. 157 pp.

12. All Because of Sixpence. Frontispiece unsigned. London: Golden Way Series No. 10, Lutterworth Press. 1961. 80 pp.

13. The White Kitling. Frontispiece unsigned. London: Crown Library No. 23, Lutterworth Press. 1962. 126 pp.

14. The Royal Caravan. Illus. by T. R. Freeman. London: Junior Gateway No. 1, Lutterworth Press. 1963. 61 pp.

15. Breton Holiday. Frontispiece unsigned. London: Gateway Series No. 35, Lutterworth Press. 1963. 128 pp.

16. Joric and the Dragon. Frontispiece unsigned. London: Golden Way Series No. 12, Lutterworth Press. 1964. 79 pp.

17. Please Buy My Pearls. Frontispiece unsigned. London : Golden Way Series No. 13, Lutterworth Press. 1965. 79 pp.

18. The Sea Queen. Illus. by Cicely Steed. London: Junior Gateway Series, Lutterworth Press. 1965. 63 pp.

19. The Golden Cap. Frontispiece unsigned. London: Gateway Series No. 38, Lutterworth Press. 1966. 128 pp.

20. The Strawberry Feast. Frontispiece unsigned. London: Golden Way Series No. 15, Lutterworth Press. 1967. 80 pp.

21. The Silver Angel. Illus. by Desmond Knight. London: Robin Series, Lutterworth Press. 1968. 45 pp.

22. Lavender's Tree. Frontispiece unsigned. London: Pathway Series No. 17, Lutterworth Press. 1969. 91 pp.

23. Gilly's Tower. Illus. by J. E. Niewenhuis. London: Junior Gateway Series, Lutterworth Press. 1969. 63 pp.

24. The Sapphire Ring. Illus. by Lorna Paull. London: Robin Series, Lutterworth Press. 1969. 44 pp.

25. The City of Flowers. London: Highway Series No. 1, Lutterworth Press. 1970. 80 pp.

26. The Drifting Sands. London: Gateway Series No. 44, Lutterworth Press. 1971. 126 pp.

NOTE: Savery's last book for The Lutterworth Press, God's Arctic Adventurer, is in the section devoted to biographies.

• Emma by Charlotte Bronte and Another Lady. London : Melbourne : Toronto: J. M. Dent & Sons Ltd., Aldine House, 33 Welbeck Street, London W1M 8LX. January 1980. 202 pp.

BETHLEHEM BOOKS

Bethlehem Books is on line at www.bethlehembooks.com

1. The Reb and the Redcoats. Illus. by Lydia Halverson. Warsaw, ND : San Francisco : Living History Library, Bethlehem Books * Ignatius Press, 15605 County Road 15, Minto, ND 58261. May 1999. 203 pp.

2. Enemy Brothers. Warsaw, ND : San Francisco : Living History Library, Bethlehem Books * Ignatius Press, 10194 Garfield St. S., Bathgate, ND 58261. Mar. 2001. 287 pp.

NOTE: Fifty copies of an adult novel, The Memoirs of Jack Chelwood, were privately printed in 2004.

TRANSLATIONS

NOTE: The list is alphabetical, including leading articles such as 'Das.'

1. Båten är min. Swedish translation of The Sea Queen.

2. Campingvognen. Norwegian translation of The Royal Caravan.

3. Das düstere Haus am Moor. German translation of Dark House on the Moss.

4. Der Himmelsbaum. German translation of Lavender's Tree.

5. Ein Schiff fährt nach Antiochien. German translation of To the City of Gold.

6. Die Kampfhähne [von St. Morvyns]. German translation of Meg Plays Fair.

7. Die verzauberten Schuhe. German translation of Magic in My Shoes.

8. Emma. Dutch, Russian, and Spanish translations of Emma.

9. Gro er real. Norwegian translation of Meg Plays Fair.

10. Husvagnen som fick stanna hemma. Swedish translation of The Royal Caravan.

11. Konungens smaragder. Swedish translation of Emeralds for the King.

12. Pippins Hus. Danish translation of Pippin's House.

13. Sjøløven. Norwegian translation of The Sea Queen.

14. Vers la Cité Dorée. French [Swiss] translation of To the City of Gold.

15. Vi Rømmer. Norwegian translation of To the City of Gold.

16. Wer spielt mit Benjamin? German translation of Three Houses in Beverley Road.

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