STORIES FOR GIRLS AUNT GRIEVES’ SILVER. By LUCIE E. JACKSON on November 28, 2023 | Short Story BY LUCIE E. JACKSON. When Kate Hamilton’s father had been dead six months, and Kate… Read More
STORIES FOR GIRLS A NIGHT OF HORROR. By ALFRED H. MILES on November 28, 2023 | Short Story BY ALFRED H. MILES. The jaguar, otherwise known as the American leopard, belongs to the… Read More
STORIES FOR GIRLS A TERRIBLE CHRISTMAS EVE. By LUCIE E. JACKSON on November 28, 2023 | Short Story BY LUCIE E. JACKSON. I was always a very fearless girl. I do not say… Read More
STORIES FOR GIRLS MY GRANDMOTHER’S ADVENTURE. By ALFRED H. MILES on November 28, 2023 | Short Story A STORY FOUNDED ON FACT. BY ALFRED H. MILES. My grandmother was one of the… Read More
STORIES FOR GIRLS HOW JACK MINDED THE BABY. By Dorothy PINHO on November 28, 2023 | Short Story BY DOROTHY PINHO. The Etruria was on its way to New York. The voyage had… Read More
STORIES FOR GIRLS THE THIRD PERSON SINGULAR. By LUCY HARDY on November 28, 2023 | Short Story BY LUCY HARDY. “You remember the old coaching days, granny?” “Indeed I do,” replied the… Read More
STORIES FOR GIRLS A STRANGE VISITOR. By Maud HEIGHINGTON on November 28, 2023 | Short Story BY MAUD HEIGHINGTON. The Priory was a fine, rambling old house, which had recently come… Read More
STORIES FOR GIRLS ADRIFT ON THE PACIFIC. By ALICE F. JACKSON on November 28, 2023 | Short Story BY ALICE F. JACKSON. I. The captain was drowned, and the May Queen was wrecked,… Read More
STORIES FOR GIRLS THE WRECK OF THE MAY QUEEN. By ALICE F. JACKSON on November 28, 2023 | Short Story BY ALICE F. JACKSON. There was something in the air. Something ominous. A whisper of… Read More
STORIES FOR GIRLS THE UNBIDDEN GUEST. By F. B. FORESTER on November 28, 2023 | Short Story BY F. B. FORESTER. “No, sir,” the old keeper said reflectively. “I don’t know no… Read More