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Best known for a charming early-20th-century collection that extends the world of the Three Little Pigs, this writer brought playful adventures and gentle moral lessons to young readers.

by Sarah Grames Clark
Sarah Grames Clark is a little-documented author whose work survives mainly through More Stories of the Three Pigs, a children's story collection published in 1921 and later preserved by Project Gutenberg.
That book follows Mother Grunty Pig and her piglets through episodes such as a trip to Styford, a visit with friends, and a Christmas celebration in Pigland. It was illustrated by Bess Bruce Cleaveland and issued in the Instructor literature series.
Reliable biographical details about Clark herself appear to be scarce online, and I couldn't confirm basics such as her birth and death dates from the sources I found. Because of that, the safest picture is of an author remembered chiefly for this one surviving juvenile title rather than for a well-documented public life.