Magic for Marigold is L.M. Montgomery’s seventeenth book, first published in October 1929 by McClelland and Stewart (Toronto) and the Frederick A. Stokes Company (New York). Focusing on Marigold Lesley, an imaginative girl growing up amid a large extended family, it was preceded by Emily’s Quest (1927) and followed by A Tangled Web (1931).
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Dedication
To
Nora
in memory of a world
that has passed away
Contents
I. What’s in a Name?
II. Sealed of the Tribe
III. April Promise
IV. Marigold Goes A-visiting
V. The Door That Men Call Death
VI. The Power of the Dog
VII. Lost Laughter
VIII. “It”
IX. A Lesley Christmas
X. The Bobbing of Marigold
XI. A Counsel of Perfection
XII. Marigold Entertains
XIII. A Ghost Is Laid
XIV. Bitterness of Soul
XV. One Clear Call
XVI. One of Us
XVII. Not by Bread Alone
XVIII. Red Ink or—?
XIX. How It Came to Pass
XX. The Punishment of Billy
XXI. Her Chrism of Womanhood