Here are some of her most notable works:
Children's Literature:
* The Emmy Lou Series: This series of four books (Emmy Lou: Her Book and Heart, Emmy Lou's Second Year, Emmy Lou's Third Year, and Emmy Lou's Last Year) follows the adventures of a spirited and imaginative young girl in school. It is considered her most enduring work and has been adapted for television and film.
* The Three of Them: A heartwarming story about a group of children who find friendship and adventure together.
* The Friendly Stars: A collection of short stories featuring a variety of characters and themes.
* The Little Girl Who Flew: A whimsical tale about a young girl who dreams of flying.
* The Wind in the Willows: This book is not by George Madden Martin but was written by Kenneth Grahame. However, Martin did write a companion novel called The Children's Book of the Wind in the Willows, which is a retelling of the original story for a younger audience.
Young Adult Literature:
* The Lichgate: This novel tells the story of a young woman who moves to a mysterious village and becomes involved in a series of strange events.
* The Charm of the Simple: A collection of stories about love, life, and friendship.
* The House in the Woods: A haunting story about a group of children who discover a hidden world in the forest.
* The Real Thing: A coming-of-age story about a young woman who learns about the true meaning of love and life.
Other Works:
* The Gentleman's Wife: A novel for adult readers that explores the complexities of marriage and relationships.
* The Woman of It: A novel about a woman who overcomes adversity to find happiness.
George Madden Martin's work is characterized by its warm humor, engaging characters, and timeless themes. She remains a beloved author whose books continue to be enjoyed by readers of all ages.