Isabella Macdonald Alden (1841-1930)
Isabella Macdonald Alden is buried at Alta Mesa Memorial Park, Palo Alto, California.
Tip Lewis and His Lamp (1867, 1895)
Ester Ried: Asleep and Awake (1870)
Julia Ried: Listening and Led (1872)
Wise and Otherwise (1873, 1874)
Modern Prophets and Other Sketches (1874)
Dr. Deane’s Way, and Other Stories (1875)
How to Teach the Little Folks (1875)
Little Minnie; and Other Stories (1876)
Four Girls at Chautauqua (1876, 1877)
The Chautauqua Girls at Home (1877, 1887)
From Different Standpoints (1878)
Miss Priscilla Hunter, and My Daughter Susan (1879)
Sidney Martin’s Christmas (1879)
Pansy’s Scrap Book (1880, 1883)
Mrs. Harry Harper’s Awakening (1881)
Pansy: A Story For Little Girls (1882)
Link’s in Rebecca’s Life (1882)
Ester Ried Yet Speaking (1883)
Mary Burton and Other Stories: A Book For Girls (1884)
New Year’s Tangles and Other Stories (1884)
Workers Together; or, An Endless Chain (1884, 1887)
In Vacation and Other Stories From the Pansy (1885)
Gertrude’s Diary and the Cube (1885)
Pansy’s Sunday Book (1886, 1895)
Little Fishers: and Their Nets (1887)
Judge Burnham’s Daughters (1888)
Pansies For Thoughts: From the Writings of Pansy — Mrs. G.R. Alden (1888)
Mrs. Solomon Smith Looking On (1889)
Out in the World: The Story of Claire Benedict (1889, 1901)
Young Folks Worth Knowing (1889, 1893)
Aunt Hannah and Martha and John (1890)
Miss Dee Dunmore Bryant (1891)
Stephen Mitchell’s Journey (1893)
Young Folks’ Story Book (1893)
Mrs. Isabella Macdonald Alden (1893)
What They Couldn’t: A Home Story (1895)
Grace Holbrook and Other Stories of Endeavor and Experience (1896)
Yesterday Framed in To-Day: A Story of the Christ, and How To-Day Received Him (1898)
Agatha’s Unknown Way: A Story of Missionary Guidance (1898)
Reuben’s Hindrances and How He Made Them Helps Toward Progress (1898)
By Way of the Wilderness (1899)
Three Times Three: A Story For Young People (1899)
Missent: The Story of a Letter (1900)
Mag & Margaret: A Story For Girls (1901)
Originally titled The Teacher’s Helper.
