author
Marian Isabel Hurrell
A writer of older children's stories with a warm moral center, remembered today through reprints and public-domain editions. Her books often turn small quarrels, family troubles, and youthful missteps into gentle lessons about kindness and character.
4 Audiobooks
A three-fold promise
by Marian Isabel Hurrell
Cinderella's prince
by Marian Isabel Hurrell
Enemies : A tale for little lads and lasses
by Marian Isabel Hurrell
A golden thread
by Marian Isabel Hurrell
About the author
Marian Isabel Hurrell was a children's author whose work survives mainly through library records, bookseller listings, and Project Gutenberg editions. The confirmed evidence available here shows that she wrote a number of storybooks for young readers, including A Three-Fold Promise, Cinderella's Prince, Enemies: A Tale for Little Lads and Lasses, Wilful Jack, and Into a Sunlit Harbour.
The books linked to her name were published around the late 19th and early 20th centuries, with several issued by S. W. Partridge & Co. Their titles and descriptions suggest fiction aimed at children, often with a strong interest in conduct, friendship, family life, and moral growth.
Reliable biographical detail about her life appears to be scarce in the sources I could confirm during this search. I was able to verify her as an author with multiple published works, but not enough solid personal-history information to confidently add dates, places, or a fuller life story.