"Theatre de la jeunesse" 12 little French plays for school-room and drawing room, 1889

"Chamber Comedies" A collection of plays and monologues for the drawing room, 1890

"A Joint Household" A one act comedietta, produced in 1891

"Alan's Wife" A play in three scenes. Joint authorship with Elizabeth Robins. Published with introduction by William Archer,1893

"Kleines Haustheater" 15 little plays for children, 1895

French Without Tears 1895 - 1897

The Story of Ursula 1895

"Betweeen the Posts" A one act comedietta. First performed in 1887.

"Petit theatre des enfants" 12 tiny French plays for children, 1898

Fairy Tale Plays and How to Act Them 1899

Conversational Openings and Endings 1899

"A Sixpenny Telegram" A one act comedietta, 18-

German Without Tears 1900?

"Nursery Comedies" 12 tiny plays for children, 1901

"The Dean of St. Patrick's" A play in four acts, 1903

The Minor Moralist 1903

Wordless Conversation 1904

"Time is Money" A one act Comedy, 1905

Topics for Conversation 1907

At the Works A study of a manufacturing town, 1907

Down With the Tariff 1908

Little Games for London Drawing-rooms 1908

"The Way the Money Goes" A play in three acts, 1910

The Singing Circle Illustrated by Hilda Broughton, 1911

Pauline's First Reading Book About Tom and Jane and Their Naughty Friend 1912

Little Games for Country Houses, 1913

The Good Ship Brompton Castle, 1915

English, Questions and Practice compiled and edited by Florence Bell, 1917

French a la francaise Joint authorship, Lady Trevelyan (Molly Bell), 1917

The Mother Hubbard Book of Playlets, Action Songs, and Singing Games for Young Children, 1920

Four Short Plays, 1922

"The Cat and Fiddle Book" 8 dramatized nursery rhymes for nursery performers. Joint authorship, Mrs. Herbert Richmond (Elsa Bell), 1922

"The Heart of Yorkshire" A play in three parts, plus epilogue, 1923

Nora's Little Book of Songlets of Old and New Illustrated by Pauline Trevelyan, 1924

"Angela" A play in three acts, 1926

*The Letters of Gertrude Bell editor, 1928

Landmarks, 1929

Lilliburlero A book of songs chosen by Lady Bell. Illustrated by Pauline Trevelyan, 1933