author

Stella G. S. (Stella George Stern) Perry

1877–1956

A prolific writer of children’s stories and novels, she built a career around adventure, character, and everyday courage. Her work reached young readers in the early 20th century and still turns up in library and used-book catalogs today.

1 Audiobook

The Sculpture and Mural Decorations of the Exposition

The Sculpture and Mural Decorations of the Exposition

by Stella G. S. (Stella George Stern) Perry

About the author

Born in 1877 and known as Stella G. S. Perry, she also published under the fuller name Stella George Stern Perry. Reliable catalog and bookselling records confirm her as the author of works including The Kind Adventure and The Defenders.

She appears to have written primarily for younger readers, with titles that suggest an interest in spirited plots and moral resilience. Because detailed biographical sources were not clearly available in the material I could confirm here, it is best to treat her as a somewhat elusive early-20th-century author whose books have outlasted the records about her life.

She died in 1956. While her personal story is only lightly documented in the sources I could verify, her surviving books preserve the voice of a writer who was part of a lively era in children’s and popular fiction.