Chronology of English children's and youth literature
This chronology of English children's and youth literature is intended to provide an overview of important events in the history of children's and youth literature in England .
It primarily covers publications of important books for children and young people, ie books that have received a lot of attention either from the public, from book critics or from literary studies . The term “children's and young people's books” is understood to mean not only those works that were intended from the outset for young readers, but also “child” and “youth-friendly” adaptations of books that were originally written for other target groups.
Individual events from the overall environment of English children's and youth literature, such as B. the establishment of important children's book publishers or the foundation of literary prizes .
1700–1780: Classicism and Enlightenment
- 1715 - Isaac Watts : Divine Songs
- 1730 - Thomas Boreman : A Description of Three Hundred Animals
- 1730 - Thomas Boreman: The Gigantick History of the Two Famous Giants
- 1744 - John Newbery : A Little Pretty Pocket Book
- 1749 - Sarah Fielding : The Governess, or The Little Female Academy
- 1765 - Anonymous: The History of Little Goody Two-Shoes
- 1768 - Christopher Smart : The Parables of Our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ
- 1771 - Christopher Smart: Hymns for the Amusement of Children
- 1778-79 - Anna Laetitia Barbauld : Lessons for Children
- 1780 - Sarah Trimmer : An Easy Introduction to the Knowledge of Nature
1780–1837: Romanticism
- 1781 - Anna Laetitia Barbauld : Hymns in Prose for Children
- 1783 - Dorothy Kilner : The Life and Perambulation of a Mouse
- 1783 - Ellenor Fenn : Cobwebs to Catch Flies
- 1783-89 - Thomas Day : The History of Sandford and Merton
- 1784 - Dorothy Kilner: Anecdotes of a Boarding School
- 1784 - Ellenor Fenn: The Female Guardian
- 1786 - Sarah Trimmer: A Description of a Set of Prints of Scripture History
- 1786 - Sarah Trimmer: Fabulous Histories
- 1788 - Thomas Day: The History of Little Jack
- 1788 - Mary Wollstonecraft : Original Stories from Real Life
- 1794–98 - John Aikin , Anna Laetitia Barbauld: Evenings at Home
- 1796 - Maria Edgeworth : The Parent's Assistant
- 1798 - Edward Kendall : Keeper's Travels in Search of His Master
- 1799 - Dorothy Kilner: The Rational Brutes
- 1801 - Maria Edgeworth: Moral Tales for Young People
- 1814 - Mary Martha Sherwood : The History of Little Henry and his Bearer
- 1818, 1842, 1847 - Mary Martha Sherwood: The History of the Fairchild Family
- 1822–1837 - Mary Martha Sherwood: The History of Henry Milner
- 1836 - Frederick Marryat : Mr. Midshipman Easy
1837–1901: Victorian period
- 1841 - Frederick Marryat: Masterman Ready, or Wreck in the Pacific
- 1844 - Frederick Marryat: Settlers in Canada
- 1851 - John Ruskin : The King of the Golden River
- 1854 - Charlotte Mary Yonge : The Little Duke
- 1854 - William Makepeace Thackeray : The Rose and the Ring
- 1855 - Charlotte Mary Yonge: The Lances of Lynwood
- 1855 - Charles Kingsley : Westward Ho!
- 1856 - Charlotte Mary Yonge: The Daisy Chain
- 1857 - Thomas Hughes : Tom Brown's Schooldays
- 1858 - Frederic W. Farrar : Eric, or, little by little
- 1859 - William Henry Giles Kingston : The South Sea Whaler
- 1861 - Thomas Hughes: Tom Brown at Oxford
- 1862 - Charlotte Mary Yonge: Countess Kate
- 1862 - Frederic W. Farrar: St. Winifred's, or, The World of School
- 1862/1885 - Juliana Horatia Ewing: Melchior's Dream and Other Tales
- 1863 - Charles Kingsley: The Water Children ( The Water-Babies )
- 1865 - Lewis Carroll : Alice in Wonderland ( Alice's Adventures in Wonderland )
- 1865 - William HG Kingston: The Young Rajah
- 1866 - Charlotte Mary Yonge: The Prince and the Page
- 1869 - Juliana Horatia Ewing : Mrs. Overtheway's Remembrances
- 1871 - George MacDonald : At the Back of the North Wind
- 1871 - Lewis Carroll: Alice Through the Looking Glass ( Through the Looking-Glass, and What Alice Found There )
- 1871 - Edward Lear : The Owl and the Pussycat
- 1872 - Juliana Horatia Ewing: A Flat Iron for a Farthing
- 1872 - George MacDonald: The Princess and the Goblin
- 1873 - William HG Kingston: The Three Midshipmen
- 1874 - Juliana Horatia Ewing: Praise lie-by-the-fire
- 1875 - Tom Hood : From Nowhere to the North Pole
- 1875 - Juliana Horatia Ewing: Six to Sixteen
- 1876 - Juliana Horatia Ewing: Jan of the Windmill
- 1876 - Lewis Carroll: The Hunting of the Snark
- 1877 - Juliana Horatia Ewing: A Great Emergency
- 1877 - Ennis Graham , Walter Crane : The Cuckoo Clock
- 1879 - Juliana Horatia Ewing: Jackanapes
- 1881 - Juliana Horatia Ewing: Daddy Darwin's Dovecoat
- 1881 - Talbot Baines Reed : The Fifth Form at St. Dominic’s
- 1883 - George MacDonald: The Princess and Curdie
- 1884 - George Alfred Henty : By Sheer Pluck, A Tale of the Ashanti War
- 1884 - Juliana Horatia Ewing: Mary's Meadow
- 1884 - GA Henty: With Clive in India
- 1885 - Juliana Horatia Ewing: The Story of a Short Life
- 1886 - LT Meade : A World of Girls
- 1888 - Oscar Wilde : The Happy Prince and Other Stories
- 1889 - Frances E. Crompton : Friday's Child
- 1889ff - Andrew Lang : Andrew Lang's Fairy Books
- 1894 - Rudyard Kipling : The Jungle Book ( The Jungle Book )
- 1894 - GA Henty: Through the Sikh War, A Tale of the Conquest of the Punjab
- 1895 - Rudyard Kipling: The Second Jungle Book
- 1897 - Rudyard Kipling: Captains Courageous
- 1898 - Edith Nesbit : The Story of the Treasure Seekers
- 1899 - Rudyard Kipling: Stalky & Co.
- 1899 - Edith Nesbit: The Wouldbegoods
1901–1914: Edwardian period
- 1902 - Edith Nesbit: Der Sandelf ( Five Children and It )
- 1902 - Rudyard Kipling: Stories for the dearest darling ( Just So Stories for Little Children )
- 1902 - Beatrix Potter : The Tale of Peter Rabbit
- 1903 - Beatrix Potter: The Tailor of Gloucester
- 1903 - Beatrix Potter: The Tale of Squirrel Nutkin
- 1904 - JM Barrie : Peter Pan , or The Boy Whou Wouldn't Grow Up
- 1904 - Edith Nesbit: The Phoenix and the Carpet
- 1905 - Edith Nesbit: The Railway Children
- 1905 - Beatrix Potter: The Tale of Mrs. Tiggy-Winkle
- 1905 - Beatrix Potter: The Tale of the Pie and the Patty-Pan
- 1906 - Edith Nesbit: The Story of the Amulet
- 1906 - JM Barrie: Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens
- 1906 - Edith Nesbit: The Railway Children
- 1906 - Edith Nesbit: The Story of the Amulet
- 1907 - Edith Nesbit: The Enchanted Castle
- 1907 - Beatrix Potter: The Tale of Tom Kitten
- 1908 - Kenneth Grahame : The Wind in the Willows ( The Wind in the Willows )
- 1911 - JM Barrie: Peter and Wendy
- 1912 - Edith Nesbit: The Magic World
1914–1945: Modern
- 1920 - Angela Brazil : A Popular Schoolgirl
- 1920 Elsie J. Oxenham : The Abbey Girls
- 1921 - Dorita Fairlie Bruce : Dimsie Moves Up
- 1922 - Richmal Crompton : Just William
- 1925 - Dorita Fairlie Bruce: Dimsie Goes To School (originally The Senior Prefect (1921))
- 1925 - Elinor Brent-Dyer : The School at the Chalet
- 1926 - Alan Alexander Milne : Winnie the Pooh ( Winnie-the-Pooh )
- 1928 - Evadne Price : Just Jane
- 1928 - Alan Alexander Milne: The House at Pooh Corner
- 1930 - Arthur Ransome : Swallows and Amazons
- 1932 - WE Johns : The Camels are Coming
- 1935 - WE Johns: Biggles Flies East
- 1936 - Awarded the Carnegie Medal for the first time
- 1936 - Arthur Ransome: Pigeon Post
- 1937 - Eve Garnett : The Ruggles Family ( The Family from One End Street )
- 1937 - JRR Tolkien : Der Hobbit ( The Hobbit or There and Back Again )
- 1938 - Enid Blyton : The Daring Four Run Away ( The Secret Island )
- 1938 - Noel Streatfeild : The Circus is Coming
- 1939 - Eleanor Doorly : Madame Curie Who Found the Radium ( Radium Woman )
- 1940 - Kitty Barne : Visitors from London
- 1940 - Enid Blyton: Lissy wants her head through the wall ( The Naughtiest Girl in the School )
- 1944 - Enid Blyton: Hanni and Nanni are always against ( The Twins at St. Clare’s )
- 1941 - Mary Treadgold : We Couldn't Leave Dinah
- 1942 - Denys Watkins-Pitchford : The Imp Travel ( The Little Gray Men )
- 1942 - Enid Blyton: Five friends explore Treasure Island ( Five on a Treasure Island )
- 1942ff - Reverend W. Awdry : Thomas, the little locomotive ( The Railway Series )
- 1943 - Enid Blyton: secret to a nighttime fire ( The Mystery of the Burnt Cottage )
- 1944 - Eric Linklater : Wind in the Moon ( The Wind on the Moon )
- 1944 - Denys Watkins-Pitchford: Brendon Chase
- 1944 - Enid Blyton: Nim's Island ( The Iceland of Adventure )
1945-2000
- 1946 - Enid Blyton: Dolly is looking for a girlfriend ( First Term at Malory Towers )
- 1946 - Elizabeth Goudge : The Little White Horse ( The Little White Horse )
- 1947 - Walter de la Mare : Strange Stories ( Collected Stories for Children )
- 1947 - Frank Richards : Billy Bunter of Greyfriars School
- 1948 - Richard Armstrong : Sea Change
- 1949 - Agnes Allen : The Story of Your Home
- 1949 - Enid Blyton: Die Schwarze Sieben ( The Secret Seven )
- 1949 Enid Blyton: The Riddle of the Abandoned House ( The Rockingdown Mystery )
- 1950 - Elfrida Vipont : Kit on target ( The Lark on the Wing )
- 1951 - Cynthia Harnett : Nicolas and the Wool Smugglers ( The Woolpack )
- 1951 - CS Lewis: Prince Caspian of Narnia ( Prince Caspian )
- 1952 - Mary Norton : The Borg males ( The Borrowers )
- 1952 - CS Lewis: The Voyage of the Dawn ( The Voyage of the Dawn Treader )
- 1953 - Edward Osmond : A Valley Grows Up
- 1953 - CS Lewis: The Silver Chair ( The Silver Chair )
- 1954 - Ronald Welch : In the kingdom of the Crusaders ( Knight Crusader )
- 1954 - CS Lewis: The Ride to Narnia ( The Horse and His Boy )
- 1954 - JRR Tolkien: The Lord of the Rings ( The Lord of the Rings )
- 1955 - Eleanor Farjeon : Enchanted World ( The Little Bookroom )
- 1955 - CS Lewis: The Miracle of Narnia ( The Magician's Nephew )
- 1956 - First awarded the Kate Greenaway Medal for Illustration
- 1956 - Edward Ardizzone : Tim All Alone
- 1956 - CS Lewis: The Last Battle ( The Last Battle )
- 1957 - VH Drummond : Mrs Easter and the Storks
- 1957 - William Mayne : Das Wirtshaus zum Einhorn ( A Grass Rope )
- 1958 - Philippa Pearce : When the clock struck thirteen ( Tom's Midnight Garden )
- 1959 - William Stobbs : Kashtanka and A Bundle of Ballads
- 1959 - Rosemary Sutcliff : Dragon ships loom on the horizon ( The Lantern Bearers )
- 1960 - IW Cornwall : The Making of Man
- 1960 - Gerald Rose : Old Winkle and the Seagulls
- 1961 - Lucy M. Boston : A Stranger at Green Knowe
- 1961 - Roald Dahl : James and the Giant Peach ( James and the Giant Peach )
- 1961 - Philippa Pearce, Antony Maitland : Mrs. Cockle's Cat
- 1962 - Pauline Clarke : The Twelve from the attic ( The Twelve and the Genii )
- 1962 - Brian Wildsmith : ABC
- 1963 - Joan Aiken : wolves around the castle ( The Wolves of Willoughby Chase )
- 1963 - John Burningham : Borka: The Adventures of a Goose With No Feathers
- 1963 - Hester Burton : Time of Trial
- 1964 - Roald Dahl: Charlie and the Chocolate Factory ( Charlie and the Chocolate Factory )
- 1964 - C. Walter Hodges : Shakespeare's Theater
- 1964 - Sheena Porter : The Girl with the German Shepherd ( Nordy Bank )
- 1965 - Victor Ambrus : The Three Poor Tailors
- 1965 - Philip Turner : The Grange at High Force
- 1966 - Raymond Briggs : Mother Goose Treasury
- 1966 - Leon Garfield : Devil-in-the-Fog
- 1967 - First presentation of the Guardian Award
- 1967 - Alan Garner : Owl Magic ( The Owl Service )
- 1967 - Charles Keeping : Charley, Charlotte and the Golden Canary
- 1967 - KM Peyton : Flambards
- 1968 - Joan Aiken: The Whispering Mountain
- 1968 - Rosemary Harris : Clouds Before the Moon ( The Moon in the Cloud )
- 1968 - Grant Uden , Pauline Baynes : Dictionary of Chivalry
- 1969 - Helen Oxenbury : The Quangle Wangle's hat and The Dragon of an Ordinary Family
- 1969 - Kathleen M. Peyton: Christina and the Bruchpilot ( The Edge of the Cloud )
- 1969 - Joan Aiken: Sweet dreams, little Meggie ( Night Fall )
- 1970 - John Burningham: Mr. Gumpy's Outing
- 1970 - John Christopher : The Guardian ( The Guardian )
- 1970 - Leon Garfield, Edward Blishen : The God Beneath the Sea
- 1971 - Joan Aiken, Jan Pienkowski : The Kingdom under the Sea
- 1971 - Gillian Avery : A Likely Lad
- 1972 - Richard Adams : Watership Down ( Watership Down )
- 1972 - Krystyna Turska : The Woodcutter's Duck
- 1973 - Raymond Briggs: Father Christmas
- 1973 Penelope Lively : Damn it, who's haunted? ( The Ghost of Thomas Kempe )
- 1973 - Barbara Willard : The Iron Lily
- 1974 - Winifred Cawley : Gran at Coalgate
- 1974 - Roald Dahl : The Upsidedown Mice
- 1974 - Pat Hutchins : The Wind Blew
- 1975 - Victor Ambrus : Horses in Battle and Mishka
- 1975 - Roald Dahl: Danny or Die Fasanenjagd ( Danny the Champion of the World )
- 1975 - Robert Westall : The enemy ( The Machine Gunners )
- 1976 - Peter Dickinson : The Blue Hawk
- 1976 - Gail E. Haley : The Post Office Cat
- 1976 - Jan Mark : Thunder and Lightnings
- 1977 - Nina Bawden : The Peppermint Pig ( The Peppermint Pig )
- 1977 - Shirley Hughes : Dogger
- 1977 - Gene Kemp : Man, Theo! ( The Turbulent Term of Tyke Tiler )
- 1977 Diana Wynne Jones : Nine Lives for the Wizard ( Charmed Life )
- 1978 - Allan Ahlberg , Janet Ahlberg : Each Peach Pear Plum
- 1978 - Andrew Davies : Conrad's War
- 1978 - David Rees : The Exeter Blitz
- 1979 - First presentation of the Mother Goose Award for picture books
- 1979 - Peter Dickinson: The Demons of Dong Pe ( Tulku )
- 1979 - Jan Pienkowski: The Haunted House
- 1979 - Ann Schlee : The Vandal
- 1980 - Quentin Blake : Mr. Magnolia
- 1980 - Peter Carter : The Sentinels
- 1980 - Roald Dahl: The Zwicks are upside down ( The Twits )
- 1980 - Peter Dickinson: City of Gold , Gollancz
- 1981 - First award of the Red House Children's Book Award for children's literature
- 1981 - Charles Keeping : The Highwayman
- 1981 - Michelle Magorian : Goodnight Mr. Tom
- 1981 - Robert Westall : The Scarecrow ( The Scarecrow )
- 1982 - Roald Dahl: Sophiechen and the Giant ( The BFG )
- 1982 - Michael Foreman : Long Neck and Thunder Foot and Sleeping Beauty and Other Favorite Fairy Tales
- 1983 - Anthony Browne : Gorilla
- 1983 - Roald Dahl: Hexen witches ( The Witches )
- 1983 - Dick King-Smith : pig had ( The Sheep-Pig )
- 1983 - Jan Mark : Handles
- 1984 - Ted Hughes : What is the Truth
- 1984 - Henry Wadsworth Longfellow , Errol Le Cain : Hiawatha's Childhood
- 1985 - First award of the Nestlé Smarties Book Prize for children's literature
- 1985 - Kevin Crossley-Holland : Storm
- 1985 - Selina Hastings , Juan Wijngaard : Sir Gawain and the Loathly Lady
- 1985 - Ann Pilling : Henry's Leg
- 1986 - Berlie Doherty : Dove in Summer Light ( Granny was a Buffer Girl )
- 1986 - Fiona French : Snow White in New York
- 1986 - Martin Handford : Where's Walter? ( Where's Wally? )
- 1987 - First-time award of the Lancashire Children's Book of the Year
- 1987 - Mwenye Hadithi , Adrienne Kennaway : Crafty Chameleon
- 1987ff - Brian Jacques : Redwall series
- 1987 - Susan Price : The Ghost Drum
- 1987 - Ruth Thomas : The Runaways
- 1988 - Roald Dahl: Matilda ( Matilda )
- 1988 - Geraldine McCaughrean : Lauter lies ( A Pack of Lies )
- 1988 - Martin Waddell , Barbara Firth : Can't You Sleep Little Bear?
- 1989 - Anne Fine : The New One ( Goggle-eyes )
- 1989 - Michael Foreman : War Boy: a Country Childhood
- 1990 - First British Children's Author of the Year award
- 1990 - Gillian Cross : Daughter of the Wolf ( Wolf )
- 1990 - Dyan Sheldon , Gary Blythe : The Whales' Song
- 1990 - Robert Westall : The Kingdom by the Sea
- 1991 - First award of the British Illustrated Children's Book of the Year
- 1991 - Janet Ahlberg : The Jolly Christmas Postman
- 1991 - Rachel Anderson : Paper Faces
- 1991 - Berlie Doherty: Dear Nobody ( Dear Nobody )
- 1991 Hilary McKay : Four Mad Sisters ( The Exiles )
- 1992 - Anthony Browne : Zoo
- 1992 - Anne Fine: The Baby Project ( Flour Babies )
- 1992 - William Mayne : Low Tide
- 1993 - Rosemary Sutcliff, Alan Lee : Black Ships Before Troy
- 1993 - Robert Swindells : Eiskalt ( Stone Cold )
- 1993 - Sylvia Waugh : The Mennyms
- 1994 - Libby Hathorn , Gregory Rogers : Way Home
- 1994 - Lesley Howarth : MapHead
- 1995 - Alison Prince : The Sherwood Hero
- 1995 - Philip Pullman : The Golden Compass ( His Dark Materials : Book 1 Northern Lights )
- 1995 - Susan Wojciechowski , PJ Lynch : The Christmas Miracle of Jonathan Toomey
- 1996 - First-time award of the British Children's Book of the Year
- 1996 - First award of the Marsh Award for Children's Literature in Translation (translation award )
- 1996 Melvin Burgess : Junk ( Junk )
- 1996 - Helen Cooper : The Baby Who Wouldn't Go To Bed
- 1997 - First-time Stockton Children's Book of the Year award for paperback editions of children's literature
- 1997 - Tim Bowler : River Boy ( River Boy )
- 1997 - Amy Hest , PJ Lynch: When Jessie Came Across the Sea
- 1997 - Joanne K. Rowling : Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone ( Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone )
- 1998 - David Almond : Time of the Moon ( Skellig )
- 1998 - Henrietta Branford : Fire, Bed and Bone
- 1998 - Helen Cooper : Pumpkin Soup
- 1998 - Susan Price : The Sterkarm Handshake
- 1998 - Joanne K. Rowling: Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets ( Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets )
- 1999 - First presentation of the Booktrust Early Years Award for picture books
- 1999 - First award of the Children's Laureate
- 1999 - Lewis Carroll, Helen Oxenbury: Alice's Adventures in Wonderland
- 1999 - Aidan Chambers : Message from No Man's Land ( Postcards From No Man's Land )
- 1999 - Joanne K. Rowling: Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban ( Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban )
- 1999 - Jacqueline Wilson : The Illustrated Mum
- 2000 - First award of the Blue Peter Book Award for children's literature
- 2000 - First presentation of the Branford Boase Award for fictional youth literature
- 2000 - The Henrietta Branford Writing Competition was held for the first time
- 2000 - Lauren Child : I Will Not Ever Never Eat a Tomato - Charlie and Lola
- 2000 - Kevin Crossley-Holland : Artus - Der magische Spiegel ( The Seeing Stone )
- 2000ff - Alex Rider : Alex Rider series
- 2000 - Beverley Naidoo : The other truth ( The Other Side of Truth )
- 2000 - Joanne K. Rowling: Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire ( Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire )
present
- 2001 - Richard Platt , Chris Riddell : Pirate Diary
- 2001 - Terry Pratchett : Maurice, der Kater ( The Amazing Maurice and his Educated Rodents )
- 2001 - Foundation of the international literature festival berlin with an extensive program for children and young people, to this day one of the most important forums in Germany for English-language authors of books for children and young people
- 2002 - Bob Graham : Jethro Byrde, Fairy Child
- 2003 - First award of the Booktrust Teenage Prize for literature for young adults
- 2003 - First Hampshire Book Award for paperback editions of children's literature
- 2003 - Mark Haddon : The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time ( The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time )
- 2003 - Shirley Hughes : Ella's Big Chance
- 2003 - Joanne K. Rowling: Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix ( Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix )
- 2003 - Jonathan Stroud : Bartimaeus series
- 2004 - First Hampshire Illustrated Book Award
- 2004 - Frank Cottrell Boyce : Millions ( Millions )
- 2004 - Martin Jenkins , Chris Riddell: Jonathan Swift's "Gulliver"
- 2004 - Robert Muchamore : Top Secret Series
- 2004 - Meg Rosoff : How I Live Now
- 2005 - First presentation of the Bolton Children's Book Award for paperback editions of children's literature
- 2005 - Emily Gravett : Wolves
- 2005 - Mal Peet : Tamar
- 2005 - Joanne K. Rowling: Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince ( Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince )
- 2005 - Kate Thompson : Between the Times ( The New Policeman )
- 2006 - First Manchester Book Award for children's literature
- 2005 - First award of the Waterstone's Children's Book Prize for children's literature
- 2006 - Philip Reeve : A Darkling Plain
- 2006 - Meg Rosoff: Gwyna - in the service of the magician ( Just in Case )
- 2007 - Mini Gray : The Adventures of the Dish and the Spoon
- 2007 - Philip Reeve: Here Reads Arthur
- 2007 - Joanne K. Rowling: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows ( Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows )
- 2007 - Meg Rosoff: What If ( Just in Case )
- 2007 - Jenny Valentine : Finding Violet Park
- 2008 - Emily Gravett: Little Mouse's Big Book of Fears
- 2008 - Patrick Ness : The Knife of Never Letting Go
- 2008 - Joanne K. Rowling: The Tales of Beedle the Bard ( The Tales of Beedle the Bard )
- 2014 - David Almond: A Song for Ella Gray
- 2018 - Connie Glynn : Princess Undercover - Secrets ( Undercover Princess )
See also
- English literature
- Children's and young people's literature
- American children's and youth literature
- Chronology of Scottish Children's and Youth Literature
- Chronology of Australian Children's and Youth Literature
- Chronology of German children's and youth literature
- Chronology of French children's and youth literature