Geraldine Mockler

Geraldine Mary Celia Mockler was an English author of children's books, born on October 1, 1868, and remembered for a long writing career that stretched from the late Victorian period into the 20th century. Reference sources identify her as especially active in fiction for younger readers.

Her books include The Girls of St. Bede's, The Hollow Tree, Proud Miss Sydney, A Tale of the Summer Holidays, and The Four Miss Whittingtons. Bibliographic records show that several of these titles first appeared in the 1890s, placing her among the many writers who helped shape popular children's and girls' fiction of that era.

Available biographical records suggest she was born in Devon, spent parts of her life in different parts of England, and never married. She died on April 23, 1967, at the age of 98.