Keeping Days Books In Order
- The Keeping Days (1973)
- Glory in the Flower (1974)
- The Sanctuary Tree (1977)
- A Mustard Seed of Magic (1977)
- Nice Girl Like You (1980)
- Myself and I (1981)
Carlisle Chronicles Books In Order
- Carlisle’s Hope (1986)
- To Jess, with Love and Memories (1986)
- Carlisle’s All (1986)
Novels
- The Wishing Star (1963)
- The Wider Heart (1964)
- Strangers Dark and Gold (1975)
- The Medici Ring (1975)
- Of Time and of Seasons (1975)
- A Striving After Wind (1976)
- Wychwood (1976)
- Guinever’s Gift (1977)
- If You Love Me, Let Me Go (1978)
- The Swallow’s Song (1978)
- Pride of Lions (1979)
- The Crucible Year (1979)
- The Days of the Dragon’s Seed (1982)
- Timewarp Summer (1983)
- Gabriel’s Girl (1983)
- Broderick the Great and the Rockaway Raiders (1986)
- Watcher in the Mist (1986)
- Shadow of a Unicorn (1987)
- The Potter’s Wheel (1988)
- Whisper of the Cat (1988)
- Return to Morocco (1988)
- The Delphic Choice (1989)
- Time of the Cranes (1990)
- The Dragon’s Eye (1990)
- The Image Game (1994)
- Lotta’s Progress (1997)
- Over Jordan (1999)
- Feather in the Wind (2001)
Non fiction
- Louisa May (1991)
- Harriet (1994)
- Remember the Ladies (1995)
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Norma Johnston Books Overview
A Mustard Seed of Magic
Tish wants to write well and she wants to be of help to her friends, but first she has to understand herself.
Nice Girl Like You
A shy young girl befriends a boy with a reputation as a troublemaker and convinces her family that there is more to him than appears on the surface.
Myself and I
When ‘wild’ Paul Hodge returns from California, Saranne once again finds herself defending him, even as she faces problems of her own.
Pride of Lions
Retells the story of the House of Atreus and the pride, deception, hatred, and revenge that involves Agamemnon, Clytemnestra, and their children Iphigenia, Electra, and Orestes.
The Days of the Dragon’s Seed
Retells the myths of Oedipus who unknowingly killed his father and married his mother and of Antigone who was condemned to death for burying her brother after he had attacked his own city.
Feather in the Wind
After moving to her ancestral home in northern New Jersey, fourteen year old Becca discovers a Native American ghost and a startling family secret.
Remember the Ladies
A carefully researched book examines the women’s rights convention of 1848 and offers young readers an exciting look at how the women’s rights movement began and the individuals involved.