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Best known for the children's book More Stories of the Three Pigs, this early 20th-century writer added new adventures to a familiar fairy-tale world. Very little biographical information survives, which gives her work a small air of mystery.

by Sarah Grames Clark
Sarah Grames Clark is known chiefly for More Stories of the Three Pigs, a children's book that was published in the early 20th century and later preserved by Project Gutenberg. The book builds on the well-known story of the three little pigs, turning it into a longer set of playful adventures for young readers.
Reliable biographical details about her life are scarce. Music and reference databases also identify her as a librettist or writer of song texts, which suggests her work may have reached beyond children's fiction, but the basic facts of her life have not been widely documented online.
That lack of background makes her a somewhat elusive figure today, yet her surviving work still offers a glimpse of the kind of imaginative, family-friendly storytelling that found an audience in its time.