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Sarah Grames Clark
A little-known early 20th-century writer whose work ranges from children’s stories to stage texts, she is best remembered today for a whimsical sequel to the tale of the three little pigs.
1 Audiobook
More Stories of the Three Pigs
by Sarah Grames Clark
About the author
Sarah Grames Clark was an American author and librettist whose surviving published work suggests a lively interest in writing for children and for performance. Records from Project Gutenberg and The Online Books Page list her as the author of More Stories of the Three Pigs and Ready-made programs for every month.
She is also credited in music and performance databases as a librettist, which points to a broader creative life beyond children’s fiction. While detailed biographical information appears to be scarce in the sources available, her work reflects a practical, imaginative style suited to classrooms, recitals, and family reading.
Because so little verified background information is easily available, much of her personal story remains hard to trace today. Even so, her books preserve the voice of a writer who contributed to children’s literature and amateur performance culture in her era.