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Sarah Grames Clark

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.

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More Stories of the Three Pigs

More Stories of the Three Pigs

by Sarah Grames Clark

About the author

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.