The following fiction titles were illustrated in volume format when published between 1837 and 1901 in Great Britain and Ireland.
| Title |
Author |
Year |
| Snowed Up: or, Lost on The World |
Elizabeth M. Stewart |
1853 |
| Snowed-Up |
Edwin Waugh |
1869 |
| Snowflakes and Sunbeams: or, The Young Fur-Traders |
R. M. Ballantyne |
1856 |
| A Social Departure: How Orthodocia and I Went Round the World by Our... |
Sara Jeanette Duncan |
1890 |
| Social Distinction: or, Hearts and Homes |
Sarah Stickney Ellis |
1849 |
| Soldier Rigdale: How He Sailed in the "Mayflower," and How He Served... |
Beulah Marie Dix |
1899 |
| The Soldier's Kitten: and Other Stories |
Anonymous |
1874 |
| Soldiers of Fortune |
Richard Harding Davis |
1897 |
| Soldiers of the Cross: A Story of the Huguenots |
Edith Louisa Floyer |
1879 |
| Soldiers of the Cross: A Story of Flamborough Head |
BTAO "The Young Armour Bearer" |
1880 |
| Solomon Isaacs: A Christmas Story |
Benjamin Leopold Farjeon |
1877 |
| Some Account of Mrs. Clarinda Singlehart |
Anne Manning |
1855 |
| Some Experiences of an Irish R. M. |
Edith Oenome Somerville |
1899 |
| Some Folk in Our Village: A Temperance Tale |
Matilda Mary Pollard |
1883 |
| Some of Our Neighbours |
Mary Eleanor Freeman |
1898 |
| Somebody |
Stella Austin |
1875 |
| Something to Amuse You: A Book for the Young |
Harriet D'Oyley Howe |
1861 |
| Something to Laugh at: A Comic Book for All Seasons |
Alfred Smith |
1855 |
| A Son of Reuben |
Silas Kitto Hocking |
1894 |
| A Son of the Morning |
Sarah Doudney |
1887 |
| Sons of Freedom: or, The Fugitives from Siberia |
Fred Whishaw |
1897 |
| Sooner or Later |
Shirley Brooks |
1868 |
| Sophia |
Stanley John Weyman |
1900 |
| The Sorrows of the Streets |
Mary Ann Serrett Barber |
1855 |
| Sought and Saved: A Tale |
Mary Anna Paull |
1880 |
| Soul Echoes: or, Reflected Influence |
Sarson C. J. Ingham |
1873 |
| The South Sea Whaler: A Story of the Loss of the "Champion" and the ... |
William Henry Giles Kingston |
1875 |
| Sow Well and Reap Well |
Timothy Shay Arthur |
1864 |
| Sowing and Harvesting |
Mary H. Debenham |
1900 |
| Sowing Dragon's Teeth |
Anonymous |
1872 |
| Sowing in Tears and Reaping in Joy |
Franz Hoffman |
1870 |
| The Spanish Barber: A Tale |
Anne Manning |
1869 |
| The Spanish Cavalier: A Story of Seville |
Charlotte Maria Tucker |
1875 |
| The Spanish Cousin: A Nineteenth-Century Story |
F. B. Forester |
1896 |
| Spare Well, Spend Well: or, The Adventures of a Five Franc Piece |
Anonymous |
1865 |
| Sparkling Diamonds: In Lessons for Young Readers |
Anonymous |
1866 |
| Sparkling Gems: Being Short Stories for the Benefit of Young People |
Anonymous |
1871 |
| The Sparrow on the Housetop and Wishing and Wanting |
Sophie Amelia Prosser |
1882 |
| Speaking Likenesses |
Christina G. Rossetti |
1874 |
| Spectre Gold: A Romance of Klondyke |
Headon Hill |
1898 |
| Spindle Stories: New Yarns spun from Old Wool |
Ascott R. Hope |
1879 |
| The Spirit of the Giant Mountains: A Series of Fairy Tales |
M. C. R. |
1864 |
| Spitewinter |
Helen Shipton |
1892 |
| The Splendid Stranger: A Story of the Monmouth Rebellion |
Robert Leighton |
1898 |
| Spoilt Guy: The Story of a Child |
Francesca Maria Steele |
1883 |
| Sporting Stories and Sketches |
Henry George Harper |
1895 |
| A Sprig of Heather |
Geraldine May Butt |
1878 |
| Spring Fairies and Sea Fairies |
Geraldine Mockler |
1897 |
| Sprott: An Autobiography |
F. S. A. Barnett |
1884 |
| Spunyarn and Spindrift: A Sailor Boy's Log of a Voyage Out and Home ... |
Robert Brown |
1886 |
| The Spy in the School: A Tale of Two Chums |
Andrew Home |
1899 |
| Squire Lynne's Will |
Emma Leslie |
1875 |
| The Squire of Lonsdale |
Edith C. Kenyon |
1897 |
| The Squire's Daughter and Other Tales |
Anonymous |
1867 |
| The Squire's Grandson: A Devonshire Story |
J. M. Callwell |
1888 |
| The Squire's Household |
Elizabeth J. Lysaght |
1894 |
| St Quentin's: A Village Tale and Other Stories |
Lady Gertrude Georgina Douglas |
1879 |
| St. Antholin's: or, Old Churches and New. A Tale for the Times |
Francis Edward Paget |
1841 |
| "St. Aubyn's Laddie," and The Little Would-Be Soldier |
Eliza Caroline Phillips |
1882 |
| St. Austin's Court: or, The Grandchildren |
BTAO "Maurice and his Mother" |
1863 |
| St. Cedd's Cross: A Tale of the Conversion of the East Saxons |
Edward L. Cutts |
1872 |
| St. George for England: A Tale of Cressy and Poitiers |
George Alfred Henty |
1885 |
| St. George's Key: A Tale for Boys |
W. E. Coghlan |
1869 |
| St. Helen's Well |
Mary H. Debenham |
1888 |
| St. Mary's Convent: or, Chapters in the Life of a Nun |
Jeanie Selina Dammast |
1866 |
| St. Patrick's Eve |
Charles James Lever |
1845 |
| Stable Secrets: or, Puffy Doddles, his Sayings and Sympathies |
John Mills |
1863 |
| The Standard Bearer: A Story of the Fourth Century |
Ellen Palmer |
1871 |
| Stanfield Hall: A Romance |
John Frederick Smith |
1854 |
| Stanley Thorn |
Henry Cockton |
1841 |
| Stanley's Summer Visit |
Constance Cross |
1882 |
| Stanton Grange: or, At a Private Tutor's |
J. C. Atkinson |
1864 |
| Star Eyes: or, The Susquehanna Rangers. A Tale of the French Indian ... |
W. J. Hamilton |
1866 |
| The Star in the Dust-Heap |
Hon. Louisa Lelias Greene |
1876 |
| The Star of Hope and the Staff of Duty: Tales of Womanly Trials and ... |
Anonymous |
1860 |
| The Stark Family: A Sketch from Real Life |
Johanna Christina von Hofsten |
1874 |
| Starlight Stories Told to Bright Eyes and Listening Ears |
Fanny Lablache |
1877 |
| The Starry Blossom and Other Stories for the Young |
Matilda Barbara Betham-Edwards |
1881 |
| Stars in a Stormy Night: or, Light from the Catacombs. A Story of th... |
E. L. M. |
1870 |
| Station Dangerous, and Other Tales for the Young |
Octavius Frederic Timins |
1867 |
| Steadfast Frank: The Donkey Boy |
M. A. B. |
1871 |
| The Stealing of the Princes Ernest and Albert of Saxony: From the Fo... |
Anonymous |
1865 |
| The Steam House: (Part I) The Demon of Cawnpore |
Jules Verne |
1881 |
| The Steam House: (Part II) Tigers and Traitors |
Jules Verne |
1881 |
| Steffan's Angel, and Other Stories |
Mary Elizabeth Townsend |
1880 |
| Stella's Story: A Venetian Tale |
Francesca Maria Steele |
1897 |
| A Step in the Dark |
Kate Eyre |
1894 |
| Stephan Langton |
Martin Farquhar Tupper |
1858 |
| Stéphanie's Children |
Margaret Roberts |
1896 |
| Stephen Scudamore the Younger: or, The Fifteen-Year Olds |
Arthur Locker |
1871 |
| Stepping Heavenward |
Elizabeth Prentiss |
1870 |
| Stepping Stones: A Book for the Young |
Emily Steele Elliott |
1862 |
| The Stepping Stones: An Allegory |
BTAO "Flower and Fruit" |
1879 |
| Steps Downward: or, Sarah Seddon's Fall and Recovery |
Emma Leslie |
1875 |
| Steps up the Ladder: or, The Will and the Way. A True Story |
Elizabeth Kirby |
1862 |
| The Steward: A Romance of Real Life |
Henry Cockton |
1850 |
| Stick to the Raft |
Caroline Gladstone |
1875 |
| The Stitch in Time: or, Ruthven Moore |
Annie Webb |
1866 |
| The Stolen Cherries: or, Tell the Truth at Once |
Emilia Norris |
1869 |
| Stone Edge |
Frances Parthenope Verney |
1868 |
| The Stony Road: A Story from Real Life |
Mrs. G. E. Morton |
1871 |
| Stories About: -- |
Lady Barker |
1871 |
| Stories about Animals |
Thomas Jackson |
1874 |
| Stories about Birds |
Mrs. Fairfield |
1859 |
| Stories about Boys |
Ascott R. Hope |
1871 |
| Stories and Interludes |
Barry Pain |
1892 |
| Stories for Choristers |
Anonymous |
1877 |
| Stories for Darlings |
Hon. Mrs. Arthur Egerton |
1870 |
| Stories for Mamma's Darlings: Ten Stories for Children |
Amanda Matorka Blankenstein |
1879 |
| Stories for my Children |
Edward Hugessen Knatchbull-Hugessen |
1869 |
| Stories for Ploughboys |
Anonymous |
1865 |
| Stories for Sunday Afternoons |
C. E. C. Weigall |
1891 |
| Stories for Telling to Children |
Prudentia |
1880 |
| Stories for Village Lads |
BTAO "Stories of School Boys" |
1854 |
| Stories for Weekdays and Sundays |
John Holme Burrow |
1860 |
| Stories for Willing Ears: A Book for Girls |
Anonymous |
1871 |
| Stories for Willing Ears: A Book for Boys |
Anonymous |
1872 |
| Stories for Workers |
Emily Steele Elliott |
1873 |
| Stories for YoungServants |
Anna Butler |
1857 |
| Stories from China |
Hezekiah Butterworth |
1876 |
| Stories from Memel, for the Young |
Agnes de Havilland |
1863 |
| Stories from Over the Sea |
Anonymous |
1873 |
| Stories from the Diary of a Doctor |
Elizabeth Thomasina Meade |
1894 |
| Stories from the South Seas |
Edis Searle |
1876 |
| Stories in Precious Stones |
Helen Zimmern |
1873 |
| Stories of French School Life |
Ascott R. Hope |
1871 |
| Stories of Irish Life |
Henry Martin |
1878 |
| Stories of Long Ago |
Ascott R. Hope |
1881 |
| Stories of Love and Duty for Boys and Girls |
Anonymous |
1875 |
| Stories of Love and Mercy: A Series of Narratives for Young People |
Anonymous |
1878 |
| Stories of Old England |
George Eliel Sargent |
1868 |
| Stories of Old England: Second Series |
George Eliel Sargent |
1871 |
| Stories of Success: As Illustrated by the Lives of Humble Men who ha... |
James Francis Cobb |
1872 |
| The Stories of the Broadmoor Patient: and The Poor Clerk |
Frederick Wicks |
1893 |
| Stories of the Early Christians |
Aunt Emily |
1871 |
| Stories of the Flowers |
Gertrude P. Dyer |
1877 |
| Stories of the Good Shepherd: A Sunday Book for Little Children |
Anonymous |
1864 |
| Stories of the Governess |
Anna Maria Hall |
1852 |
| Stories of the Italian Reformation |
Mrs. Campbell Overend |
1870 |
| Stories of the Mountain and the Forest |
Mary Anna Paull |
1882 |
| Stories of the Norsemen |
Anonymous |
1852 |
| Stories of the Old Romans |
Anonymous |
1874 |
| Stories of Vinegar Hill |
Anna Bartlett Warner |
1871 |
| Stories of Women |
Anonymous |
1864 |
| Stories of Young Adventurers |
Ascott R. Hope |
1881 |
| Stories of Youth and Childhood: or, Scenes from Humble Life |
Anonymous |
1847 |
| Stories on My Duty Towards God |
Charlotte Elizabeth Bowen |
1865 |
| Stories on "My Duty Towards My Neighbour" |
Charlotte Elizabeth Bowen |
1869 |
| Stories on Proverbs |
Anonymous |
1854 |
| Stories on Proverbs |
BTAO "The Conceited Pig" |
1854 |
| Stories out of School-Time |
Ascott R. Hope |
1884 |
| Stories that Came True |
Prudentia |
1879 |
| Stories to Teach Me to Think |
T. D. P. Stone |
1861 |
| Stories Told to a Child |
Jean Ingelow |
1865 |
| The Storm of Life |
Hesba Stretton |
1876 |
| Story after Story of Land and Sea, Man and Beast |
BTAO "Cheerful Sundays" |
1877 |
| The Story Book of Country Scenes |
Lydia Falconer Miller |
1846 |
| The Story of a Bad Boy |
Thomas Bailey Aldrich |
1870 |
| The Story of a Boy's Adventures, and How He Rose in the World |
Louisa Stewart |
1862 |
| The Story of a Cat |
E. Perring |
1865 |
| The Story of a Cat and a Cake During the Thirty Years' War |
Mary Eliza Bramston |
1896 |
| The Story of a Child's Companion |
George Eliel Sargent |
1872 |
| The Story of a City Arab |
George Eliel Sargent |
1878 |
| The Story of a Demoiselle |
Eleanor C. Price |
1880 |
| The Story of a Diamond: Illustrative of Egyptian Manners and Customs |
M. L. Whately |
1867 |
| The Story of a Dog |
E. Perring |
1866 |
| The Story of a Feather |
Douglas William Jerrold |
1844 |
| The Story of a Honeymoon |
Charles Henry Ross |
1869 |
| The Story of a King |
One of his Soldiers |
1881 |
| The Story of a Moss Rose: or, Ruth and the Orphan Family |
Charles Bruce |
1871 |
| The Story of a Mouse: For the Amusement and Benefit of Little People |
E. Perring |
1858 |
| The Story of a Needle |
Charlotte Maria Tucker |
1858 |
| The Story of a Peninsular Veteran: Sergeant in the Forty-Third Light... |
Anonymous |
1878 |
| The Story of a Penny |
E. Perring |
1863 |
| The Story of a Pocket Bible |
George Eliel Sargent |
1857 |
| The Story of a Pupil Teacher |
BTAO "Gather Up the Fragments" |
1876 |
| The Story of a Red Velvet Bible |
Marjory Horsburgh |
1862 |
| The Story of a Summer Day |
BTAO "Busy Bee" |
1875 |
| A Story of a Wooden Horse |
Jeanne Marcel |
1878 |
| The Story of Aimée: or, A Life's Discipline |
Mary Helen Holt |
1872 |
| The Story of Alice Middleton |
BTAO "Alice Middleton" |
1868 |
| Story of Allan Gordon: or, From Cabin-boy to Quarterdeck |
Alexander Christie |
1893 |
| The Story of an Apple |
Lady Pamela Campbell |
1853 |
| The Story of Arthur Hunter and his First Shilling: With Other Tales |
Catherine Ann Crowe |
1861 |
| The Story of Charles Ogilvie |
George Eliel Sargent |
1880 |
| The Story of Dick Whittington: The Famous Lord Mayor of London |
John Browne Marsh |
1874 |
| The Story of Elise Marcel |
Madame J. de Lambert |
1874 |
| The Story of Elizabeth |
Anne Isabella Ritchie |
1863 |
| The Story of Frithiof |
Anonymous |
1872 |
| The Story of Henrietta and the Ayah |
Clara de Chatelain |
1861 |
| The Story of Herbert Lovell: or, Handsome is who Handsome does. A Bo... |
Frederick William Byron Bouverie |
1862 |
| The Story of John Heywood: An Historical Tale of the Time of Harry V... |
Charles Bruce |
1873 |
| The Story of Johnny Bertram |
Dora B. Mackean |
1900 |
| The Story of King Arthur and his Knights of the Round Table |
Sir James Thomas Knowles |
1862 |
| The Story of Madge and The Fairy Content |
William Blanchard Jerrold |
1870 |
| The Story of Nan and Jack |
BTAO "Remarkable Stories" |
1880 |
| The Story of Our Sunday Trip to Hastings: As Related by One of the P... |
Anonymous |
1879 |
| The Story of Papa's Wise Dogs |
John Bailey |
1867 |
| The Story of Robin Hood |
William Heaton |
1870 |
| The Story of Sevenoaks |
Josiah Gilbert Holland |
1876 |
