Ida Frohnmeyer

Born in 1882 and living until 1968, Ida Frohnmeyer was a German author whose books circulated broadly enough to be preserved by Project Gutenberg. The surviving catalog of her work suggests a prolific career, especially in fiction aimed at younger audiences and family reading.

Although detailed biographical information is hard to confirm from the sources I found, her reputation seems tied less to public celebrity than to steady readership. That kind of legacy is common for authors whose books were woven into everyday reading life rather than literary fashion.

A full portrait image could not be confirmed from the pages available during this search, so none is included here.