Margaret Marshall Saunders was born on 13 April 1861 in Milton, Nova Scotia. The daughter of a Baptist minister, Saunders lived in Halifax and Maine before moving to Toronto, Ontario in 1914. She died 15 February 1947 at her home.

When Saunders began her writing career, books by male authors sold better than those by female authors. Because of this, she chose to omit the name Margaret from her works. The strategy was successful. Beautiful Joe was the first Canadian book to sell over a million copies.

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Books by Marshall Saunders

	1889 My Spanish Sailor: A Love Story	Biblio.com
	1893 Beautiful Joe: An Autobiography Based on the true story of an abused dog.	Amazon.ca Biblio.com
	1894 Daisy: A Tale	Biblio.com
	1895 Charles and His Lamb	Biblio.com
	1896 For the Other Boy's Sake, and Other Stories	Biblio.com
	1897 The House of Armour	Biblio.com
	1897 The King of the Park	Biblio.com
	1898 Rose à Charlitte: An Acadian Romance (also published as Rose of Acadie)	Biblio.com
	1899 Deficient Saints: A Tale of Maine	Biblio.com
	1900 For His Country, and Grandmother and the Crow	Biblio.com
	1900 Her Sailor (rewritten version of My Spanish Sailor)	Biblio.com
	1901 Tilda Jane, An Orphan In Search of a Home	Biblio.com
	1902 Beautiful Joe's Paradise: A Sequel to Beautiful Joe	Biblio.com
	1903 The Story of Gravelys: A Tale for Girls	Biblio.com
	1904 Nita, the Story of an Irish Setter	Biblio.com
	1905 Princess Sukey: The Story of a Pigeon and Her Human Friends	Biblio.com
	1906 Alpatok: The Story of an Eskimo Dog	Biblio.com
	1908 My Pets: Real Happenings in My Aviary	Biblio.com
	1909 Tilda Jane's Orphans	Biblio.com
	1910 The Girl from Vermont: The Story of a Vacation School Teacher	Biblio.com
	1913 Pussy Black-Face: The Story of a Kitten and Her Friends	Biblio.com
	1916 Boy, the Wandering Dog	Biblio.com
	1919 Golden Dicky: The Story of a Canary and his Friends	Biblio.com
	1920 Bonny Prince Fetlar: The Story of a Pony and his Friends	Biblio.com
	1924 Jimmy Gold-Coast: The Story of a Monkey and His Friends	Biblio.com
	1927 Esther de Warren: The Story of a Mid-Victorian Maiden	Biblio.com
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Added 09 March 2006.
Updated 03 January 2010.