Order of Ruth Fielding Books
Ruth Fielding is the protagonist in a series of children’s novels written under the house name of Alice B. Emerson. Ruth Fielding is a strong-willed woman and a career woman. In the first part of the series, she attends a boarding school. The series was influential to many other series that would follow, including Nancy Drew and the Dana Girls.
Alice B. Emerson began the Ruth Fielding series in 1913 with the novel Ruth Fielding of the Red Mill. The series lasted 30 books, concluding with Ruth Fielding and Her Crowning Victory. The first 19 books were ghostwritten by W. Bert Foster; Elizabeth M. Duffield wrote 20-22; Mildred A. Wirt wrote 23 onwards. Below is a list of Alice B. Emerson’s Ruth Fielding books in order of when they were first released (which is the same as their chronological order):
Publication Order of Ruth Fielding Books
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Ruth Fielding of the Red Mill |
(1913) |
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Ruth Fielding at Briarwood Hall |
(1913) |
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Ruth Fielding at Snow Camp |
(1913) |
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Ruth Fielding at Lighthouse Point |
(1913) |
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Ruth Fielding at Silver Ranch |
(1913) |
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Ruth Fielding at Sunrise Farm |
(1915) |
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Ruth Fielding on Cliff Island |
(1915) |
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Ruth Fielding and the Gypsies |
(1916) |
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Ruth Fielding in Moving Pictures |
(1916) |
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Ruth Fielding Down in Dixie |
(1916) |
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Ruth Fielding At College |
(1917) |
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Ruth Fielding in the Saddle |
(1917) |
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Ruth Fielding of the Red Cross |
(1918) |
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Ruth Fielding At the War Front |
(1918) |
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Ruth Fielding Homeward Bound |
(1919) |
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Ruth Fielding Down East |
(1920) |
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Ruth Fielding in the Great Northwest |
(1921) |
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Ruth Fielding on the St. Lawrence |
(1922) |
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Ruth Fielding Treasure Hunting |
(1923) |
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Ruth Fielding In The Far North |
(1924) |
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Ruth Fielding at Golden Pass |
(1925) |
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Ruth Fielding in Alaska |
(1926) |
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Ruth Fielding and Her Great Scenario |
(1927) |
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Ruth Fielding at Cameron Hall |
(1928) |
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Ruth Fielding Clearing Her Name |
(1929) |
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Ruth Fielding in Talking Pictures |
(1930) |
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Ruth Fielding and Baby June |
(1931) |
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Ruth Fielding and Her Double |
(1932) |
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Ruth Fielding and Her Greatest Triumph |
(1933) |
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Ruth Fielding and Her Crowning Victory |
(1934) |