Eleanor Hoyt Brainerd was a fashion journalist and novelist born on January 31, 1868 in Iowa. She wrote several popular novels for young women, such as The Misdemeanors of Nancy and For Love of Mary Ellen, which were well-received by readers.
Age, Biography and Wiki
💰 Net worth: $300 million
About
A fashion Journalist, she also wrote several popular novels intended for young women, including The Misdemeanors of Nancy and For Love of Mary Ellen.
Before Fame
She began as a fashion Writer for the New York Sun. Early in her career, she also contributed to Ladies Home Journal and The Saturday Evening Post.
Trivia
Her books focused on brave adolescent women, often orphaned, who overcame great adversity.
Family Life
Her parents, Louisa Smith and Walter Hoyt, were prominent abolitionists. She married attorney Charles Brainerd in 1904.
Associated With
Her most popular novel, How Could You, Jean?, was made into a silent film starring Mary Pickford.
