Swallows and Amazons Series:
* Swallows and Amazons (1930)
* Swallowdale (1931)
* Winter Holiday (1933)
* Coot Club (1934)
* Pigeon Post (1936)
* Secret Water (1939)
* The Big Six (1940)
* The Picts and the Martyrs (1944)
* Great Northern? (1947)
* Missee Lee (1941) (a stand-alone book set in the same world)
Other notable books:
* The Road to the Western Sea (1931): A non-fiction account of Ransome's journey by canoe through the Canadian wilderness.
* The Magic Ring (1933): A fairy tale for children.
* Old Peter's Russian Tales (1916): A collection of Russian folk tales translated by Ransome.
* The Big Six (1940): A novel about the children from the Swallows and Amazons series, now teenagers, and their adventures.
* The Great Northern? (1947): A novel set in the same world as Swallows and Amazons, this time focusing on the older brother, John, and his adventures.
Other works:
Ransome also wrote numerous articles, essays, and short stories, as well as translations and biographies.
While the Swallows and Amazons series is his most famous work, Ransome was a prolific writer with a diverse range of interests. He was known for his beautiful prose, his love of nature, and his ability to capture the spirit of adventure.