Kathleen Norris
Born	1880
Died	1966 (aged 86)
Language	English
Genre	Domestic Fiction, Romance
Nationality	American
Gender	Female

Kathleen Norris

Kathleen Norris was an American author who primarily wrote in English.

Kathleen Norris (Kathleen Thompson Norris, 1880–1966) was an American author known for her popular novels and stories. Her works often depicted domestic life and relationships in small-town America. Norris’s novels, including “Mother” and “Harriet and the Piper,” were widely read during the early 20th century.

Short Stories written by Kathleen Norris

Austin’s Girl 1918 - In the blazing heat of a July afternoon, Mrs. Cyrus Austin Phelps, of Boston, arrived unexpectedly at the Yerba Buena… ... Read more
Bridging the Years 1918 - The rain had stopped; and after long days of downpour, there seemed at last to be a definite change. Anne… ... Read more
Dr. Bates and Miss Sally 1918 - Sometimes Ferdie's jokes were successful; sometimes they were not. This was one of the jokes that didn't succeed; but as… ... Read more
Gayley the Troubadour 1918 - Through the tremulous beauty of the California woods, in the silent April afternoon, came Sammy Peneyre, riding Clown. The horse… ... Read more
Making Allowances for Mamma 1918 - At the head of her own breakfast table,--a breakfast table charmingly littered with dark-blue china and shining glass, and made… ... Read more
Miss Mix, Kidnapper 1918 - I "Well, he has done it now, confound his nerve!" said Anthony Fox, Sr., in a tone of almost triumphant… ... Read more
Poor, Dear Margaret Kirby 1918 - I "You and I have been married nearly seven years," Margaret Kirby reflected bitterly, "and I suppose we are as… ... Read more
Rising Water 1918 - If only my poor child had a sensible mother," said Mrs. Tressady, calmly, "I suppose we would get Big Hong's… ... Read more
Rosemary’s Stepmother 1918 - In the sunny morning-room there prevailed an atmosphere of business. Rosemary, at the desk, was rapidly writing notes and addressing… ... Read more
S is for Shiftless Susanna 1918 - "You look glorious. What's the special programme you've laid out for this morning, Sue?" said Susanna's husband, coming upon her… ... Read more
Shandon Waters 1918 - "For mercy's sakes, here comes Shandon Waters!" said Jane Dinwoodie, of the post-office, leaving her pigeonholes to peer through the… ... Read more
The Gay Deceiver 1918 - After the meat course, Mrs. Tolley and Min rather languidly removed the main platters and, by reaching backward, piled the… ... Read more
The Last Carolan 1918 - A blazing afternoon of mid-July lay warmly over the old Carolan house, and over the dusty, neglected gardens that enclosed… ... Read more
The Measure of Margaret Coppered 1918 - Duncan Coppered felt that his father's second marriage was a great mistake. He never said so; that would not have… ... Read more
The Rainbow’s End 1918 - "Well, I am discovered--and lost." Julie, lazily making the announcement after a long silence, shut her magazine with a sigh… ... Read more
The Tide-Marsh 1918 - "What are you going to wear to-night in case you can go, Mary Bell?" said Ellen Brewster in her lowest… ... Read more
What Happened to Alanna 1918 - A capped and aproned maid, with a martyred expression, had twice sounded the dinner-bell in the stately halls of Costello,… ... Read more