author
Geraldine Mockler
A prolific English writer of children’s fiction, she published adventure and family stories that were popular in the late Victorian and Edwardian period. Her work still turns up in reprints and digital archives, offering a window into the storytelling tastes of an earlier era.
3 Audiobooks
A Tale of the Summer Holidays
by Geraldine Mockler
The Travels of Fuzz and Buzz
by Geraldine Mockler
The Rebellion of Margaret
by Geraldine Mockler
About the author
Geraldine Mockler was an English author of children’s books, born in 1868 and died in 1967. Sources consistently describe her as a notably prolific writer, with many of her stories aimed at young readers and published around the turn of the 20th century.
Her books include titles such as The Rebellion of Margaret and A Tale of the Summer Holidays, and a number of her works have been preserved by projects like Project Gutenberg and other library catalogs. That lasting availability suggests her stories continued to attract interest well beyond their original publication years.
Reliable pages found for her offered only a book-cover image rather than a confirmed portrait photograph, so no profile image is included here.