D. J. Potter facts for kids
Dora Joan Potter (1915–1987) was an Australian author who wrote exciting books for children. She is best known for her stories about a fictional girls' boarding school called Winterton. Her books were very popular when they were first published.
Who Was Dora Joan Potter?
Dora Joan Potter was born in 1915. She spent many years working as a secretary at the University of Adelaide in Australia. She became very skilled at typing, especially with maths equations! She retired from her job in 1976. Dora Joan Potter passed away in 1987.
The Winterton School Series
Dora Joan Potter's most famous books are part of the "Winterton School series." These stories take readers into the world of a girls' boarding school, full of friendships, adventures, and everyday school life. Many young readers loved following the characters' journeys at Winterton.
- With Wendy at Winterton School (1945)
- Wendy Moves Up (1947)
- Wendy in Charge
- Althea's Term at Winterton (1948)
- Winterton Holiday Cruise (1949)
- A New Girl for Winterton
Other Books by Dora Joan Potter
Besides the Winterton School series, Dora Joan Potter also wrote other standalone books for children. These stories also captured the imaginations of her readers.
- Pam Pays Her Debt (1945)
- Those Summer Holidays
- Margaret's Decision (1947)
- Helen’s Inheritance (1950)
