British Juvenile Story Papers and Pocket Libraries Index
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Who Was That Girl?
by
Charlotte M. Kelly
· (ss)
Who Was the Eleventh Man?
by
Alfred Judd
· (ss)
Who Was the Pied Piper?
by
L. A. Temple
· (ar)
Who Was the Sneak?
by
Walter Herod
· (ss)
Who Was the Winner?
by
Mark Linley
· (ss)
Who Was Who: Elizabeth of York, 1465-1503
by
Margaret Bland
· (ar)
Who Was Who: Mary Sidney, Countess of Pembroke
by
Margaret Bland
· (ar)
Who Was Who: Phineas Pett, 1570-1647
by
Margaret Bland
· (bg)
Who Was Who: Sir Thomas More, 1478-1535
by
Margaret Bland
· (bg)
Who Were They, No. 6: Isaac Pitman
by
Arthur Keverne
· (ar)
Who? Why? Where? When?: Flames of Concealment!
by
[uncredited]
· (ss)
Who? Why? Where? When?: The Man without a Name
by
[uncredited]
· (ss)
Who Will Be First to the Moon?
by
H. W. Twyman
· (ar)
Who Will Be Wot?
by
Geoffrey Willans
· (hu)
“Who Will Go with Me?”
by
H. J. Walker
· (il)
Who Will Meet Dempsey
by
Stanley Hooper
· (ar)
Who Will Win the Guinea?
by
Arthur D. Gorfain
· (ed)
Who Won?
by
Peggy Ellis
· (ss)
Who Would Be a Railway Guard?
by
E. Rennison
· (ar)
Who Would Believe Her?
by
Anne Llewellyn
· (n.)
Who Would Fight the Giant
by
[uncredited]
· (ar)
Who Wrote Our Popular Carols
by
[uncredited]
· (ar)
Why Am I Not a Christian?
by
[uncredited]
· (ms)
Why an Aeroplane Flies
by
“Adsum”
· (ar)
Why an Aeroplane Flies
by
A. D. Stubbs
· (ar)
Why Are There Bats in the Belfry?
by
[uncredited]
· (ar)
Why Batley Was Fed Up
by
S. S. Gordon
· (ss)
Why Batley Was Fed Up
by
Stanley Gordon Shaw
· (ss)
Why Be Tall?
by
Norman Scroxton
· (ar)
Why Blame Buckle?
by
St. John Pearce
· (ss)
Why Britain Has to Export
by
[uncredited]
· (ar)
Why Call It a Diesel Engine?
by
[uncredited]
· (ar)
Why Call It Love?
by
Katherine Cree
· (n.)
Why Cats Are Catty
by
[uncredited]
· (ar)
Why Caving?
by
E. M. Palmer
· (ar)
Why Christmas Engagements Fail!
by
[uncredited]
· (ms)
Why Did He Blame Her?
by
Inez Clare
· (nv)
Why Did I Turn Back?
by
McEwan Lawson
· (ar)
Why Didn’t She Tell Him?
by
Winifred Carter
· (n.)
Why Did She Do It?
by
Elizabeth Glayde
· (n.)
Why Does a Cat Have Whiskers?
by
H. Mortimer Batten
· (ar)
Why Does a Train Travel Slower Round a Curve
by
J. K. Bell
· (ar)
Why Does New York Bounce?
by
[uncredited]
· (ar)
Why does the Nettle Sting?
by
E. O. Hoppé
· (ar)
Why Do We… A Black Cat for Luck
by
Elizabeth Grey
· (ar)
Why Do We… All Fool’s Day
by
Elizabeth Grey
· (ar)
Why Do We… A Warning to Whistlers!
by
Elizabeth Grey
· (ar)
Why Do We… Bless You!
by
Elizabeth Grey
· (ar)
Why Do We… Cross Fingers!
by
Elizabeth Grey
· (ar)
Why Do We… Magic and Mirrors
by
Elizabeth Grey
· (ar)
Why Do We… Magic Horseshoes
by
Elizabeth Grey
· (ar)
Why Do We… Man and the Moon
by
Elizabeth Grey
· (ar)
Why Do We… Spilling the Salt
by
Elizabeth Grey
· (ar)
Why Do We… Telling the Bees
by
Elizabeth Grey
· (ar)
Why Do We… The Big Stir!
by
Elizabeth Grey
· (ar)
Why Do We… Touch Wood for Luck
by
Elizabeth Grey
· (ar)
Why Do We… Unlucky Thirteen!
by
Elizabeth Grey
· (ar)
Why Do We… Watch That Ladder!
by
Elizabeth Grey
· (ar)
“Why Fail We Ever of the Best?”
by
William K. Hill
· (pm)
Why Famous Footballers Are Superstitious
by
Robin C. Baily
· (ar)
Why Honeysuckle Smells at Night
by
Margaret Boughton
· (ar)
Why Huckleberry Ran Away
by
[uncredited]
· (ar)
Why I Am a Land-Lubber
by
W. Rutherford Benn
· (ms)
Why I Am a Naturalist
by
H. Mortimer Batten
· (ar)
Why I Am a Pelmanist
by
H. C. McNeile
· (ar)
Why I Am a Pelmanist
by
Sapper
· (ar)
Why Icebergs Melt
by
S. Leonard Bastin
· (ar)
Why I Did Not Become a Sailor
by
R. M. Ballantyne
· (sl)
“Why I Joined”
by
[uncredited]
· (ar)
Why I Ran Away—With My Husband (2)
by
Mrs. X
· (ar)
Why Is the Tiger Striped?
by
H. J. Gray
· (ar)
Why I Took to a Life on the Road
by
Gordon Stables
· (nf)
Why Langston Went!
by
Horace A. Woolley
· (ss)
Why Matches Are Lost
by
A. E. Quantrill
· (ar)
Why Moving Stairways Move
by
[uncredited]
· (ar)
Why Nazi Aircraft Lose Air Battles
by
Bryan S. McCann
· (ar)
Why Not Amateur Theatricals?
by
“Entertainer”
· (ar)
Why Not an Outdoor Model Railway?
by
[uncredited]
· (ar)
Why Not Be a Wireless Operator?
by
[uncredited]
· (cl)
Why Not Become a Fretworker?
by
Vivian Stewart
· (ar)
Why Not Collect Pretty Baskets?
by
Ida Portess
· (ar)
Why Not Do It Again?
by
Aubrey S. G. Dennistoun
· (pm)
Why Not Film Greyfriars?
by
[uncredited]
· (ms)
Why Not Give a Mum’s Party?
by
Gretchen Breary
· (ar)
Why Not Plan a Tramp’s Tryst for Your Party?
by
Gretchen Breary
· (ar)
Why Not Try Some New Pets?
by
[uncredited]
· (ar)
Why Not You?
by
S. Gertrude Ford
· (pm)
Why Our Hair Curls
by
[uncredited]
· (ar)
Why Pick on Gina Massey?
by
Rex Hardinge
· (ss)
Why Private Boastem Resigned
by
T. C. Smith
· (cs)
Why Reginald Never Learned to Spin a Peg-top
by
Ernest Blaikley
· (cs)
Why Rita Ran
by
F. L. Morgan
· (ss)
Why Southend Suffers
by
T. W. Wilkinson
· (ar)
Why Teams Crack Up
by
Charles Wallace
· (ar)
Why the Boat-Race Fascinates Us
by
Tidewayman
· (ar)
Why the Crowd Roared
by
[uncredited]
· (ar)
Why the Fox Survives
by
H. Mortimer Batten
· (ar)
Why the Indian Paints His Face
by
[uncredited]
· (ar)
Why They Are Remembered: A Man of Influence
by
Robert Bateman
· (ar)
Why They Are Remembered: Battling Angela
by
Robert Bateman
· (ar)
Why They Are Remembered: Britain’s Greatest Cyclist
by
Robert Bateman
· (ar)
Why They Are Remembered: King Kuts
by
Robert Bateman
· (ar)
Why They Are Remembered: Little Mo
by
Robert Bateman
· (ar)
Why They Are Remembered: One of the “Greats”
by
Robert Bateman
· (ar)
Why They Are Remembered: The Agony of Dan Lewis
by
Robert Bateman
· (ar)
Why They Are Remembered: The Amateur Professional
by
Robert Bateman
· (ar)
Why They Are Remembered: The Ambling Alp
by
Robert Bateman
· (ar)
Why They Are Remembered: The Foxy Fighter
by
Robert Bateman
· (ar)
Why They Are Remembered: The Great Doctor
by
Robert Bateman
· (ar)
Why They Are Remembered: The Lion of Vienna
by
Robert Bateman
· (ar)
Why They Are Remembered: The Man they Called King John
by
Robert Bateman
· (ar)
Why They Are Remembered: The Man Who Made a Duck
by
Robert Bateman
· (ar)
Why They Are Remembered: The Mighty Might-Have-Been
by
Robert Bateman
· (ar)
Why They Are Remembered: The Millionaire Sportswoman
by
Robert Bateman
· (ar)
Why They Are Remembered: The One-Club Man
by
Robert Bateman
· (ar)
Why They Are Remembered: The Seven-stone Shrimp
by
Robert Bateman
· (ar)
Why They Are Remembered: The Too-Light Heavyeight
by
Robert Bateman
· (ar)
Why They Are Remembered: The Undefeated Champion
by
Robert Bateman
· (ar)
Why They Caught Templeton
by
S. S. Gordon
· (ss)
Why They Caught Templeton
by
Stanley Gordon Shaw
· (ss)
Why They Shot Admiral Byng
by
[uncredited]
· (ar)
Why They Streamline the Aeroplane
by
[uncredited]
· (ia)
Why they Tropp the Colour
by
[uncredited]
· (ar)
Why this Unseemly Mirth?
by
[uncredited]
· (hu)
Why Tim O’Diddle Left Clearwood
by
Tom H. Fowler
· (ss)
Why Tod’s Father Surrendered
by
F. W. Bridgenorth
· (ss)
Why Trent Minor Hates the Films
by
Sid G. Hedges
· (pm)
Why We Use Transformers
by
The Captain Wireless Expert
· (ar)
Why Women Will Win
by
E. Sylvia Pankhurst
· (ar)
Why Wool Keeps You Warm
by
[uncredited]
· (ar)
Why You Must Have Sleep
by
[uncredited]
· (ar)
Why You Should Emigrate
by
[uncredited]
· (cl)
Why You Should Not Start Smoking
by
[uncredited]
· (ar)
Wibbleton’s Great Experiment
by
[uncredited]
· (ss)
Wibley’s Wheeze
by
Charles Hamilton
· (na)
Wibley’s Wheeze
by
Frank Richards
· (na)
Wibley’s Wonderful Wheeze
by
Charles Hamilton
· (na)
Wibley’s Wonderful Wheeze
by
Frank Richards
· (na)
Wibley’s Wonderful Wheeze
by
Charles Hamilton
· (n.)
Wibley’s Wonderful Wheeze
by
Frank Richards
· (n.)
Wibley the Wonder
by
Frank Richards
· (na)
Wibley the Wonder
by
S. Rossiter Shepherd
· (na)
Wibley Wins Through!
by
Charles Hamilton
· (na)
Wibley Wins Through!
by
Frank Richards
· (na)
The Wicked Assistant
by
Jaec
· (cs)
The Wicked Recruits
by
S. A. Sweet
· (pm)
The Wicked Swindlers
by
Reginald Heber Poole
· (nv)
The Wicked Swindlers
by
Anthony Thomas
· (nv)
Wickenham’s Letter
by
[uncredited]
· (ss)
Wicket-Keeping
by
T. M. Russell
· (ar)
Wicks of ’Arry’s ’Ouse
by
Robert Moss
· (ss)
Widdecombe-in-the-Moor
by
Bywayman
· (ar)
Wide Open to Win
by
Ben Draper
· (ss)
Widgeon in the Wars
by
Burleigh Carew
· (ss)
Widgeon in the Wars
by
F. G. Cook
· (ss)
Widgers on the Warpath!
by
Charles Hamilton
· (na)
Widgers on the Warpath!
by
Frank Richards
· (na)
The Widow from Chicago
by
[uncredited]
· (sa)
The Width of a River
by
Jas. Barlow
· (ms)
Wife Against Her Will
by
[uncredited]
· (n.)
Wife for a Day
by
[uncredited]
· (n.)
A Wife from the Mill
by
Bessie Reynolds
· (nv)
The Wife He Would Not Own
by
Paul Harding
· (n.)
The Wife of Leon-Le-Duc
by
[uncredited]
· (ss)
A Wife’s Love
by
Leily Bingen
· (ss)
The Wife Who Stayed Dead
by
[uncredited]
· (n.)
Wig’s Exploit
by
[uncredited]
· (sl)
Wiki the Dolphin
by
Margaret Mackprang Mackay
· (n.)
Wilberforce, Our Monkey
by
James Milne
· (nb)
Wilbur Wright’s Apprentice
by
Stacey Blake
· (sl)
Wild Adventures Round the Pole; or, The Cruise of the Arrandoon
by
Gordon Stables
· (sl)
Wild and Wily
by
A. Carney Allan
· (ss)
The Wild and Woolly West
by
George W. Cook
· (ss)
The Wild and Woolly West: Cowboys and Their Background
by
J. D. U. Ward
· (ar)
The Wild and Wooly Inventor
by
[uncredited]
· (cl)
Wild Animals and Zoos
by
David Seth-Smith
· (ar)
Wild Animals at Sea
by
[uncredited]
· (cl)
The Wild Animals of Civilisation
by
Alice King
· (ar)
Wild Beasts and the War
by
[uncredited]
· (ar)
The Wild Beast Shop
by
Thomas S. Johnson
· (ar)
Wild Beasts in India
by
[uncredited]
· (ms)
Wild Beast Tamers and Their Pupils
by
A. F.
· (ms)
Wild Beast Tamers and Their Pupils
by
[uncredited]
· (ar)
Wild Bees in an Indian Garden
by
W. Lumley
· (ts)
Wild Birds as Pets
by
Maxwell Knight
· (ar)
Wild Birds in Winter
by
Florence Suckling
· (lt)
Wild Birds on the Wing
by
Peter Collins
· (ar)
Wild Birds’ Protection Act
by
[uncredited]
· (ar)
Wild Boars
by
Edward Roper
· (ss)
Wild Born
by
Bernard Buley
· (ss)
The Wild Boy
by
Donne Avenell
· (cs)
The Wild Boy
by
[uncredited]
· (cs)
The Wild Boy of Borneo
by
Geoffrey H. White
· (ss)
The Wild Boy of the Woods
by
Hazel Armitage
· (n.)
The Wild Boy of the Woods
by
John Wheway
· (n.)
Wild Boys-and Wild Beasts
by
Radcliffe Martin
· (ss)
Wild Brother
by
Mary Patchett
· (n.)
Wild Cargo
by
Frank Buck
· (ar)
Wild Cargo
by
Stanton Hope
· (ss)
Wild Cargo!
by
[uncredited]
· (ia)
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