Reading list: Maida Series
MAIDA'S LITTLE SHOP -- Maida’s father is a very wealthy man, but Maida is a poor little rich girl who suffers from ill health. To fulfill Maida’s wishes for a simpler life and give her something to care about, her father buys her a little cottage and a small shop to tend, giving her opportunities at a simpler, more ordinary, life and the chance to make some regular friends, both of which help her health. By Inez Haynes Irwin. 1909-1955. Frontispiece by Gertrude Huebsch. 1909. 1910. 1929. 1931. B.W. Huebsch. Viking Press. Grosset & Dunlap

MAIDA'S LITTLE HOUSE -- "All of her friends spend a happy summer in Maida's perfect little house that has everything a child could wish for." frontispiece by Gertrude Huebsch. 1921. B.W. Huebsch. Grosset & Dunlap

MAIDA'S LITTLE SCHOOL -- "Three delightful grownups come to visit and the children study many subjects without knowing that they are really "going to school"* -- 1926. Grosset & Dunlap

MAIDA'S LITTLE ISLAND -- "Great is the joy of the Big Eight when Maida's father takes them for a vacation to Spectacles, where exploring the island provides endless fun and many thrilling adventures."* -- 1939. Grosset & Dunlap

MAIDA'S LITTLE CAMP -- "High in the Adirondacks the four boys and four girls of the Big Eight spend a glorious month of fun and discovery."*-- Grosset & Dunlap

MAIDA'S LITTLE VILLAGE -- 1942. Grosset & Dunlap.

MAIDA'S LITTLE HOUSEBOAT -- 1943. Grosset & Dunlap.

MAIDA'S LITTLE THEATER -- 1946. Grosset & Dunlap

MAIDA'S LITTLE CABINS -- 1947. Grosset & Dunlap.

MAIDA'S LITTLE ZOO -- 1949. Grosset & Dunlap.

MAIDA'S LITTLE LIGHTHOUSE -- 1951. Grosset & Dunlap.

MAIDA'S LITTLE HOSPITAL -- 1952. Grosset & Dunlap

MAIDA'S LITTLE FARM -- 1953. Grosset & Dunlap

MAIDA'S LITTLE HOUSE PARTY -- 1954, Grosset & Dunlap.

MAIDA'S LITTLE TREASURE HUNT