
author
1866–1945
A prolific American writer for young readers, she filled her stories and verses with warmth, adventure, and a strong Catholic spirit. Her books were especially aimed at children and girls, and many first appeared in both secular and Catholic publications.

by Marion Ames Taggart

by Marion Ames Taggart

by Marion Ames Taggart

by Marion Ames Taggart

by Marion Ames Taggart

by Marion Ames Taggart

by Marion Ames Taggart

by Marion Ames Taggart

by Marion Ames Taggart

by Marion Ames Taggart

by Marion Ames Taggart

by Marion Ames Taggart, Karl May

by Marion Ames Taggart

by Marion Ames Taggart

by Marion Ames Taggart

by Marion Ames Taggart
Marion Ames Taggart was an American author born in 1866 and died in 1945. Reliable sources identify her as a writer of verses, stories, and Catholic literature, with most of her work written for children.
She wrote for a wide range of publications, including both secular and Catholic outlets. Her fiction often centered on young people, family life, faith, and moral growth, which helped make her a familiar name in early 20th-century children's reading.
Taggart is also remembered for her many books for girls and younger readers, including school, home, and historical stories. A suitable verified portrait image could not be confirmed from the sources reviewed, so no profile image is included.