Some of the books include children’s stories written by women writers of the same period, such as Jane Bensaude (1862-1938), author of As Bonecas [The Dolls] (1923), illustrated by Mily Possoz, and Viagens aventurosas de Felicio e Felizarda ao Polo Norte [The Adventures of Felicio and Felizarda to the North Pole], written by Ana de Castro Osório (1872-1935), which was approved as a set text for National Primary Schools in 1920. Other works include the stories Mariazinha em África: romance para meninos [Mariazinha in Africa: a novel for children], by Fernanda de Castro (1900-1994), with two editions from 1925 and 1935 illustrated by the painter Sarah Affonso (1899-1983). This same artist also illustrated Tesouro da casa amarela [The Treasure of the Yellow House] (1932 ), a children’s play co-authored by Fernanda de Castro and Teresa Leitão de Barros and taken from the book Varinha de condão [Magic Wand] (1924), which features cover art by Mamia Roque Gameiro and is illustrated by the artist’s sister Raquel.