Editing K. M. Peyton (section)

==Works==
The bibliography of Peyton's "pony books only" by Jane Badger Books includes all nineteen series books and many "other books" (‡) listed here.<ref name=badger>[http://www.janebadgerbooks.co.uk/ponybooksfile2/kmpeyton.html "K M Peyton (1929 – )"] {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20130224033926/http://www.janebadgerbooks.co.uk/ponybooksfile2/kmpeyton.html |date=24 February 2013 }}. ''Pony Books''. Jane Badger Books. Retrieved 10 August 2012. Includes "K M Peyton Bibliography: pony books only" illustrated by thumbnail cover images of many editions.</ref>

===Flambards Series (1967–1981)===
* ''[[Flambards]]'' (Oxford, 1967), illustrated by [[Victor Ambrus]]
* ''[[The Edge of the Cloud]]'' (Oxford, 1969), ill. Ambrus
* ''[[Flambards in Summer]]'' (Oxford, 1969), ill. Ambrus
* ''[[Flambards Divided]]'' (1981)
Peyton's extension of the trilogy followed its television adaptation and reversed the original ending.<!--source is our series article-->

===Ruth Hollis Series (1968–1979)===
* ''[[Fly-by-Night (Peyton novel)|Fly-by-Night]]'' (1968), self-illustrated
* ''The Team'' (1975), self-ill.
The Pennington series continues the story of Ruth Hollis in 1971.<ref>{{Cite web |last=Peyton |first=K.M. |title=Ruth Hollis Series by K.M. Peyton |url=https://www.goodreads.com/series/52770-ruth-hollis |access-date=2024-05-21 |website=Goodreads}}</ref>

===Pennington Series (1970–1979)===
* ''[[Pennington's Seventeenth Summer]]'' (1970), later as ''Pennington's Last Term'', self-ill.
* ''The Beethoven Medal'' (1971), a.k.a. ''If I Ever Marry'', self-ill.
* ''Pennington's Heir'' (1973), self-ill.
* ''Marion's Angels'' (1979)

===Jonathan Meredith Series (1977–1984)===
* ''Prove Yourself a Hero'' (1977)
* ''A Midsummer Night's Death'' (1978)
* ''The Last Ditch'' (1984), also published as ''Free Rein''

See also the Ruth Hollis series: Jonathan Meredith is a minor character in ''The Team''.<ref>{{Cite web |url=http://www.pyenet.co.nz/familytrees/peyton-k-m/ |title=Book Reviews by Jan Pye: K.M. Peyton's Young Adult Books |access-date=9 April 2008 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20081014133211/http://www.pyenet.co.nz/familytrees/peyton-k-m/ |archive-date=14 October 2008 |url-status=dead }}</ref>

===Swallow Series (1995–1997)===
* ''The Swallow Tale'' (1995)
* ''Swallow Summer'' (1996)
* ''Swallow the Star'' (1997)

===Minna Series (2007–2009)===
Set in [[Roman Britain]].<ref name=badger/>
* ''Minna's Quest'' (2007)
* ''No Turning Back'' (2008)
* ''Far From Home'' (2009)

===Other books===
* ''Grey Star, the Story of a Racehorse'' — at age nine, unpublished §
* ''Sabre: The Horse from the Sea'' ([[A & C Black]], 1948) ‡, as Kathleen Herald, illus. [[Lionel Edwards]]
* ''The Mandrake: A Pony'' (Black, 1949) ‡, as Kathleen Herald, ill. Edwards
* ''Crab the Roan'' (Black, 1953) ‡, as Kathleen Herald, ill. Peter Biegel

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* ''North to Adventure'' (1959)
* ''Stormcock Meets Trouble'' (1961)
* ''The Hard Way Home'' (1962)
* ''Windfall'' (1962), ill. [[Victor Ambrus]]; US title, ''Sea Fever''
* ''Brownsea Silver'' (1964)
* ''The Maplin Bird'' (1964), ill. Ambrus
* ''The Plan for Birdsmarsh'' (1965), ill. Ambrus
* ''Thunder in the Sky'' (1966), ill. Ambrus
* ''[[A Pattern of Roses]]'' (1972), self-ill. ‡
* ''[[The Right-Hand Man]]'' (1977) ‡, ill. Ambrus
* ''Marion's Angels'' (1979), later as ''Falling Angels'', ill. Robert Mickelwright
* ''Dear Fred'' (1981) ‡ — based on [[Frederick J. Archer|Fred Archer]]
* ''[[Going Home (Peyton novel)|Going Home]]'' (1982)
* ''Who, Sir? Me, Sir?'' (1983) ‡
* ''The Last Ditch'' (1984)  ‡
* ''Froggett's Revenge'' (1985)
* ''The Sound of Distant Cheering'' (1986)  ‡
* ''Downhill All the Way'' (1988)
* ''Plain Jack'' (1988) ‡
* ''Darkling'' (1989) ‡
* ''Skylark'' (1989)
* ''No Roses Round the Door'' (1990) ‡
* ''Poor Badger'' (1990) ‡
* ''The Boy Who Wasn't There'' (1992)
* ''Late to Smile'' (1992) ‡
* ''Apple Won't Jump'' (1992)
* ''The Wild Boy and Queen Moon'' (1993) ‡
* ''Snowfall'' (1994)
* ''Mr Brown'' (1995)
* ''Unquiet Spirits'' (1997)
* ''The Pony That Went to Sea'' (1997) ‡
* ''Windy Webley'' (1997) ‡, ill. Nick Price – picture book
* ''Danger Offshore'' (1998)
* ''Firehead'' (1998)
* ''The Paradise Pony'' (1999) ‡
* ''The Scruffy Pony'' (1999) ‡
* ''Blind Beauty'' (1999) ‡
* ''The Pied Piper'' (1999)
* ''Horses'' (2000) ‡ – nonfiction <ref>[http://www.fantasticfiction.co.uk/p/k-m-peyton/horses.htm ''Horses'' at Fantastic Fiction]</ref>
* ''Stealaway'' (2001) ‡
* ''Pony in the Dark'' (2001) ‡
* ''Small Gains'' (2003) ‡
* ''My Alice'' (2004)
* ''Greater Gains'' (2005) ‡
* ''Blue Skies and Gunfire'' (2006)
* ''Paradise House'' (2011) ‡
* ''All That Glitters'' (2014) ‡
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§ By age fifteen, Kathleen Herald had written "about ten more" novels that publishers rejected with "very nice letters".<ref name=welcome/>

‡ Jane Badger Books lists these titles among Peyton's "pony books only" – as well as all nineteen series books listed above.<ref name=badger/>