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The author, known for her extensive contributions to girls' literature, wrote over 300 books, showcasing a remarkable range of genres including adventure, romance, and mystery. Born in Ireland and later residing in London, she began her writing career at 17 and became especially renowned for "A World of Girls." Her prolific output continued even after her passing, with numerous titles released shortly thereafter. Meade's works often combined elements of sentimentality and sensationalism, appealing to a diverse readership.