M. B. Manwell was the author of: Nobly Planned (1880), The Little House on the Cliff (1891), Niece Marjorie: A Story for Girls (1892), Geordie Stuart: A Story of Waterloo (1892), The Bents of Battersby (1893), Sunday Hours for Boys and Girls, Volume 1 (1895), The White Prince, and Bobolink (1898), The Captain's Bunk: A Story for Boys (1898), Puppy Dog Tales (with Jennie Chappell) (1898), Carol Adair: Her Story (1899), A Big Temptation, and Other Stories (with L. T. Meade and Maggie Browne) (1899), Queen of the Day, and Other Stories (with L. T. Meade and Frances E. Crompton) (1900), A Golden Apple, and Other Stories (with L. T. Meade, Eliza F. Pollard, E. Nesbit and E. Dawson) (1900), Kit and Co (1901), The Wind That Shakes the Barley (1901), The Young Knights of Gaddesdon (1901), The Girls of Dancy Dene (1902), The Boys of Monk's Harold (c1909), Daisy's Knight (1910), Little Miss (1910), Granny's Girls (c1911), Gerty's Triumph (1911), The Doll, the Sprat, and Peter (1911), The Crew of the Rectory (1912) and Dad's Dorothy: 20 Haunting Stories for Winter Nights (1913).