Adele E. Thompson
Adele Eugenia Thompson was an American writer, based in Ohio, best known for a series of historical novels for young readers.
Biography
Thompson was born in Middlefield, Ohio, the daughter of James Madison Thompson and Phebe S. Tracy Thompson. Thompson wrote historical novels for girls, often with young American heroines. She was president of the Cleveland Writers' Club, later known as the Cleveland Women's Press Club. She was a member of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Thompson died in 1929, at the age of 79. Some of her papers are in the Thompson Family Papers, Western Reserve Historical Society.Publications
Books
- Beck's Fortune: A Story of School and Seminary Life
- Betty Seldon, Patriot
- Brave Heart Elizabeth
- A Lassie of the Isles, a retelling of the Flora MacDonald story
- Polly of the Pines: A Patriot Girl of the Carolinas
- American Patty: A Story of 1812
- Nobody's Rose; or, the Girlhood of Rose Shannon
- ''Fritz and the Secret Passage''
Shorter works
- "Pioneer Women of Middlefield"
- "Washington and the Ohio"
- "The Lily Boy's Cure"
- "A Pair of Apostates"
- "The Faith of Washington"
- "The Shadow that Came Between"
- "Ye Pumpion Pye"
- "Different Greetings When People Meet"