British Juvenile Story Papers
and Pocket Libraries Index

Stories, Listed by Author

LEIGH, FELIX (chron.) (continued)

• * “To be Continued”, (pm) Boy’s Own Paper Dec 1923
• * The Trespasser Reformed, (pm) Boy’s Own Paper May 10 1913
• * Under-sea Murmurings, (pm) Boy’s Own Paper Sep 1915
• * Warranted to Wear; or, The Serial Boy Hero, (pm) Boy’s Own Paper Jul 1916
• * “What of it?”, (pm) Boy’s Own Paper Sep 1921
• * What’s in a Name?, (pm) Boy’s Own Paper May 1924
• * When Miggs Minor Goes A-Skating, (pm) Boy’s Own Paper Jan 1922
• * The Zoological Leg-Puller, (pm) Boy’s Own Paper Nov 1921

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• * Dickson’s Knife (with John E. Campbell, music), (sg) Boy’s Own Paper Jan 4 1913

LEIGH, HENLEY S. (chron.)

• * The Street Singer and the Dismal Boy, (pm) Boy’s Own Paper Feb 15 1879

LEIGH, JOHN (chron.)

• * Fencing is not an Expensive Sport, (ar) Boy’s Own Paper Mar 1957

LEIGH, JOHN STONE (chron.)

• * A Desperate Expedient. A Tale of the Canadian Foot-Hills, (ss) Boy’s Own Paper Jan 12, Jan 19 1895

LEIGH, NETTA (chron.)

• * Beyond the Hills, (pm) Sunshine Jun 1889
• * Birthday Wishes, (pm) Sunshine May 1889
• * The Boat in the Storm, (ss) Sunshine Sep 1889
• * The Butterfly and the Rose, (pm) Sunshine Aug 1890
• * Children at Play, (pm) Sunshine Dec 1889
• * A Christmas Carol, (pm) Red Berries: The Christmas Supplement to Sunshine Dec 1889
• * The Crusaders, (pm) Sunshine Sep 1889
• * The Discontented Toad, (pm) Sunshine Apr 1889
• * Fair Flowers, (pm) Sunshine Oct 1889
• * Farewell to a Young Missionary, (pm) Sunshine Feb 1889
• * Feeding the Birds, (pm) Red Berries: The Christmas Supplement to Sunshine Dec 1890
• * A Happy New Year, (pm) Sunshine Jan 1890
• * The Lesson of the Stairs, (pm) Sunshine Dec 1889
• * Lines to an Absent Friend, (pm) Sunshine May 1889
• * The Little Bird’s Song, (pm) Sunshine Dec 1889
• * Old Rachel, (pm) Sunshine Mar 1889
• * On Success in Life, (ar) Sunshine Dec 1890
• * Pensive Musings, (pm) Sunshine Jul 1890
• * Protectors of the Peace, (ss) Red Berries: The Christmas Supplement to Sunshine Dec 1889
• * The Remembrance, (pm) Sunshine Oct 1890
• * Sweet Charity, (pm) Red Berries: The Christmas Supplement to Sunshine Dec 1890
• * The Unknown Friend, (pm) Sunshine Apr 1890
• * The Vision, (pm) Sunshine May 1890

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• * The Old Sailor (with T. Crampton, music), (sg) Red Berries: The Christmas Supplement to Sunshine Dec 1890

LEIGHT, FELIX (chron.)

• * An Exciting “Fifth”, (pm) Boy’s Own Paper Nov 1913

LEIGHTON, ROBERT (1859-1933) (chron.)

• * Flying Feather’s Last Fight, (ss) The Scout Aug 25 1923
• * The Marauder of Mosquito Range, (ss) The Scout Feb 9 1924
• * Put to the Test, (ss) Cheer Boys Cheer Jan 11 1913
  • The Scout Sep 29 1923
• * The Runaway Witness, (ss) The Scout Jan 26 1924
• * Sheer Bluff! [Kiddie of the Camp], (ss) The Scout Feb 16 1924
• * The Sneak of the School, (sl) Chums Jun 24, Jul 1, Jul 8, Jul 15, Jul 22, Jul 29, Aug 5, Aug 12, Aug 19, Aug 26, Sep 6, Sep 9 1908
• * Turvey’s Last Camp, (ss) The Scout May 24 1924

LEITCH, PATRICIA (1933- ) (chron.)

• * The Black Loch, (sl) The Children’s Newspaper Nov 10, Nov 17, Nov 24, Dec 1, Dec 8, Dec 15, Dec 22, Dec 29 1962, Jan 5, Jan 12 1963

LEITH, E. (chron.)

• * The Butterflies Pedigree, (pm) Atalanta Jun 1889
• * The Ivory Gate, (pm) Atalanta Jun 1888
• * Love and Death, (pm) Atalanta Oct 1891
• * Snowdrops, (pm) Atalanta Mar 1888

LELLA (chron.)

• * The Beatific Vision, (pm) Sunshine Jul 1889

LELLAND, FRANK; pseudonym of A. M. Burrage, (1889-1956) (chron.)

• * Murder at Full Moon [Sexton Blake], (na) Detective Weekly Mar 2 1935
• * The Singing Clue [Sexton Blake], (na) Detective Weekly Oct 14 1933

LEMON, IDA J. (chron.)

• * The Voice of God, (pm) Atalanta Mar 1891

LEODIS, IAN (chron.)

• * Thistledown, (pm) Sunday Jan 1914

LEONARD, BERTHA; pseudonym of Bertha Fry, (1884-?) (chron.)

• * Aboad the Girl Jane, (ss) Girls’ Fun (New Series) Nov 1953
• * Caravan to the Cape, (ss) My Favourite Story: Selected Stories for Girls 1948
• * A Test for Tessa, (ss) The Golden Annual for Girls, 1938 1937

LEONARD, GEORGE HARE (chron.)

• * A Song of an Owl, (pm) Atalanta Jul 1890

LEONARD, H. C. (chron.)

• * The Spanish Armada (after Macaulay), (pm) Boy’s Own Paper Jan 30 1886

LEPPER, CHARLES H. (chron.)

• * Ralph’s Adventures en route to an Indian Tea Estate, (sl) Boy’s Own Paper Jul 19, Jul 26, Aug 2 1884

LE QUEUX, WILLIAM (Tufnell) (1864-1927) (chron.)

• * A Round of Pleasure: The Lost Key, (ss) Happy Mag. Mar 1923
• * A Round of Pleasure: The Man with the Gold Tooth, (ss) Happy Mag. Apr 1923
• * A Round of Pleasure: The Secret of Enid Anderson, (ss) Happy Mag. May 1923

LE ROI, DAVID (De Roche) (1905- ) (chron.)

• * Hitler Could Never Shell London, (ar) Modern World Mar 30 1940
• * Hornet Warships of the World’s Fleets, (ar) Modern Wonder Jul 29 1939
• * Robot Bombers - The Truth!, (ar) Modern World Jun 1 1940
• * Truth About Gas Attack, (ar) Modern World Apr 13 1940

LEROI, DAVID (chron.)

• * The Pet with Prickles, (ar) Look and Learn Aug 25 1962

LEROUX, GASTON (1868-1927) (chron.)

• * The Floating Prison, (sl) London: Laurie 1922; Les Cages flottantes, Paris, 1921.
  • The Thriller Jan 21,Jan 28,Feb 4,Feb 11,Feb 18,Feb 25,Mar 4,Mar 11 1939; tr. by Hannaford Bennett

LEROUX, PIERRE (chron.)

• * France has a German Army, (ar); Express and Journal, Adelaide, 1940.
  • Modern World Mar 23 1940

LEROY, AMELIE CLAIRE (1851-1934); see pseudonym Esme Stuart (chron.)

LESLIE, A.; pseudonym of A. Leslie Scott (chron.)

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• * A Fact from the Board Schools (with John E. Campbell, music), (sg) Boy’s Own Paper Oct 26 1907

LESLIE, ARTHUR FORBES (chron.)

• * Dear Old Dugald, (ss) Boy’s Own Paper Sep 9 1893
• * Father Anthony, (pm) Boy’s Own Paper Sum 1893

LESLIE, DORIS (chron.)

• * Girl Rider of the Blue Hills, (n.) School Girl 1938
  • Schoolgirls’ Own Library #723 Mar 1940
• * Princess to Save Leiconia!, (n.) School Girl 1938
  • Schoolgirls’ Own Library #726 Apr 1940
• * The Tennis Girl with a Secret, (n.) Girls’ Crystal 1936
  • Schoolgirls’ Own Library #602 Sep 1937

LESLIE, EMMA (chron.)

• * Eric, a Waif, (nv); abridged, London, Religious Tact Society, 1892.
  • Bouverie Series of Penny Stories #25 1907
• * Maggie’s Message, (nv); abridged, London, Religious Tract Society, 1872.
  • Bouverie Series of Penny Stories #14 1906
• * Soldier Fritz, (nv); abridged from Soldier Fritz, and the Enemies He Fought. A story of the Reformation, London, Religious Tract Society, 1871.
  • Bouverie Series of Penny Stories #78 1914

LESLIE, F. (chron.)

• * Naval Nicknames, (ar) Boy’s Own Paper Jun 1924

LESLIE, G(eorge) D(unlop) (1835-1921) (chron.)

• * On the Study of the Works of Raphael, (ar) Atalanta Oct 1888

LESLIE, HOWARD (chron.)

• * Buses Are Sometimes Useful, (ss) Cute Fun Dec 1946
• * Help One Another, (ss) Cute Fun Jun 1946, #1
• * Mulguy Goes Crackers, (ss) Scramble May 5 1950

LESSELLS, KITTY (chron.)

• * What Money Did for Her, (ss) Peg’s Paper Nov 20 1928

LESSELS, RUBY (chron.)

• * Cheated at the Altar, (n.) Poppy’s Library #139 1934
• * Man-Tamed!, (n.) Poppy’s Library #115 1933

LESTER, HARRY (chron.)

• * Would You Like To Be A Cowboy?, (ar) Jack’s Paper Jan 16 1923

LESTER, VIVIAN (chron.)

• * Shadowed Love!, (n.) Poppy’s Library #51 1931

L’ESTRANGE, C(harles) JAMES (1867-1947); see pseudonym Herbert Strang (chron.)

LETHERBROW, T. (chron.)

• * Warwick Brookes and His Pencil-Pictures, (ar) Atalanta May 1890; includes reproduction of a letter by W. E. Gladstone when he learned of Brookes’s death.

LEVER, CHARLES (James) (1806-1872) (chron.)

• * Charles O’Malley the Irish Dragoon, (nv) Pluck Aug 15 1896
• * Jack Hinton the Guardsman, (na) Pluck Oct 3 1896

LEVERHULME, LORD (chron.)

• * The True Road to Success. A business talk to boys, (ar) Boy’s Own Paper Nov 1918

LEVERIDGE, COLIN (chron.)

• * Three Men in A Car, (ar) Boy’s Own Paper Nov 1956

LEVICK, [Surgeon-Commander] G(eorge) MURRAY (1876-1956) (chron.)

• * Off the Map, (ar) Boy’s Own Paper Feb 1937; Lapland.
• * On the Trail Again!, (ss) Boy’s Own Paper Mar 1938

LEVINE, NELDA (chron.)

• * Tiger Cat!, (n.) Poppy’s Library #103 1933
• * What Life means to Girls!, (n.) Poppy’s Library #113 1933

LEVISON, ERNEST; pseudonym of G. R. Samways, (1895-1996) (chron.)

• * The Scapegoat [*St. Jim’s], (ss) The Magnet Library #560 Nov 2 1918

LEVY, AMY (1861-1889) (chron.)

• * Readers at the British Museum, (ar) Atalanta Apr 1889

LEWER, DOROTHY (chron.)

• * The Cheapjack of St. David’s, (ss) Schoolboys’ Short Stories #4 1946
• * The Temporary Teacher, (ss) Girls’ Fun Apr 1 1947

LEWIN, BRIGADIER-GENERAL A. C. (chron.)

• * We Were Stranded in Tropical Swamps, (ar) Modern World Aug 24 1940

LEWIN, DUDLEY (chron.)

• * The Ruskin Museum, (ar) Atalanta May 1898

LEWINS, C(harles) M.; see pseudonym Tex Rivers (chron.)

LEWIS, BARRY (chron.)

• * Beating the Blackout, (ar) Modern Wonder Feb 3 1940
• * “Lightning War”, (ar) Modern Wonder Oct 28 1939
• * London Calling the Empire, (ar) Modern Wonder Dec 18 1937
• * Man of History, (ss) Modern Wonder Sep 11 1937
• * Modern Fighters in Armour, (ar) Modern Wonder Nov 11 1939

LEWIS, CLEM (chron.)

• * My Views on Half-Back Play. Practical Advice for Young Rugby Footballers, (ar) Boy’s Own Paper Nov 1914

LEWIS, CLIFFORD (1912- ); see pseudonym Judith M. Berrisford (chron.)

• * A Brother Like Humphrey, (ss) Coronet Book for Girls 1957
• * The Fugitive, (ss) Coronet Story Annual for Girls 1956
• * The Masked Skier, (ss) Coronet Story Annual for Girls 1956

LEWIS, DAVID (chron.)

• * School in a Haunted Castle, (ar) Look and Learn incorporating Ranger May 24 1969
• * Spy Game:
  ___ One Business Man’s Tool Kit, (cl) Boy’s Own Paper Feb 1965

LEWIS, ELIZABETH FOREMAN (chron.)

• * Crooked Ears and the Camels, (ss) Mine Jan 1936

LEWIS, EMILY SARGENT; [Mrs. Wilfred Lewis] (chron.)

• * The Message, (ss) The Girl’s Own Paper and Woman’s Magazine May 1917

LEWIS, FRANK (chron.)

• * Showed Keeness, (pm) Boy’s Own Paper Oct 1939

LEWIS, GORDON (chron.)

• * Going with a Swing, (ar) Collins’ for Boys and Girls Dec 1952

LEWIS, H. G. L. (chron.)

• * Fame in a Night (Billy Wells), (ar) Jack’s Paper Nov 21 1922
• * From Barber to Boxer (Joe Fox), (ar) Jack’s Paper Dec 19 1922
• * The Man with the Big Punch (Ted [Kid] Lewis], (ar) Jack’s Paper Nov 14 1922
• * Tommy the Terror (Tommy Harison), (ar) Jack’s Paper Nov 7 1922

LEWIS, H. J. (chron.)

• * Cycling By Night, (ar) Boy’s Own Paper May 26 1906
• * Pages from a Cyclists Notebook, (ar) Boy’s Own Paper Aug 10 1912

LEWIS, JACK; [i.e., John Lewis] (c1890-1958); see under Anonymous; see pseudonyms Stephen Hood, Lewis Jackson & Phyllis Lewis (chron.)

• * The Affair of the Oriental Doctor [as by Anon.; Sexton Blake], (n.) Sexton Blake Library #127 1920
• * The Affair of the World’s Champion [as by Anon.; Sexton Blake], (n.) Sexton Blake Library #115 1920
• * The Ashing Bridge Mystery, (sl) The Thriller May 24, May 31, Jun 7, Jun 14, Jun 21, Jun 28 1930
• * The Case of the Bendigo Heirlooms [as by Anon.; Sexton Blake], (n.) Sexton Blake Library #218 1922
• * The Case of the Transatlantic Flyers [as by Anon.; Sexton Blake], (n.) Sexton Blake Library #90 1919
• * The Cell of Cataleptic [as by Anon.; Sexton Blake], (na) Union Jack #620
• * The Chink in the Armour [as by Anon.; Sexton Blake], (n.) Sexton Blake Library #106 1919
• * The Fallen Star [as by Anon.; Sexton Blake], (n.) Sexton Blake Library #238 1922
• * The False Alibi [as by Anon.; Sexton Blake], (n.) Sexton Blake Library #155 1920