Mary Edith Scott

Mary Edith Scott (1888–1979) was a notable New Zealand teacher and novelist. She was born in Waimate North, Northland, New Zealand in 1888.[1]

Selected works
Breakfast at Six, (1953)
Yours to Oblige, (1954)
Pippa in Paradise (1955)
Dinner Doesn't Matter, (1957)
The Unwritten Book, (1957)
The White Elephant, (1959)
No Sad Songs, (1960)
Tea and Biscuits, (1961)
It's Perfectly Easy, (1962)
The Long Honeymoon, (1963)
Yes, Darling, (1967)
Strictly Speaking, (1969)
If I Don't, Who Will?, (1971)
First Things First, (1973)
It Was Meant, (1974)
Strangers for Tea, (1975)
Away From It All, (1977)
Board but no Breakfast, (1978)
What Does It Matter?
Turkey at Twelve
Haven't We Met Before?
Shepherd's Pie
Families are Fun
One of the Family

With Joyce West (1908–1985):

Fatal Lady. Hamilton NZ: Paul's Book Arcade, 1960.
Such Nice People. Hamilton NZ: Paul's Book Arcade. Sydney: Angus and Robertson, 1962.
Mangrove Murder. Auckland NZ: Paul's Book Arcade. London: Angus and Robertson, 1963.
No Red Herrings. Auckland, NZ: Paul's Book Arcade. London: Angus and Robertson, 1964.
Who Put it There? Hamilton NZ: Blackwood & Janet Paul, 1965.
gollark: Here's a picture of me capturing it.
gollark: I used applied energistics spatial IO to "borrow" the end exit portal and shove it in my basement, along with that end gateway in the background.
gollark: I made a self-sustaining baguette generator which also produces free energy, because Minecraft has none of that "conservation of matter" nonsense.
gollark: I really don't understand why they wrote their own serialization format personally.
gollark: Minecraft apparently has issues with NBT data growing too large.

References
  1. Wevers, Lydia. "Mary Edith Scott". Dictionary of New Zealand Biography. Ministry for Culture and Heritage. Retrieved 23 April 2017.


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