Richard Bird was a popular pseudonym of Walter Barradell-Smith.
| Title | Publisher | Year |
|---|---|---|
| The Forward in Love | Herbert & Daniel | 1911 |
| The Rival Captains | Hodder & Stoughton | 1916 |
| The Ripswayd Ring | Oxford University Press | 1918 |
| The Deputy Captain | Oxford University Press | 1921 |
| The Sporting House | Oxford University Press | 1921 |
| The Boys of Dyall's House | Blackie & Son | 1922 |
| The Rycroft Rivals | Blackie & Son | 1923 |
| The Third Jump and Other Stories | Blackie & Son | 1923 |
| Dawson's Score, and Other School Stories | Blackie & Son | 1924 |
| The Liveliest Term at Templeton | Blackie & Son | 1924 |
| Touch and Go, and Other School Stories | Blackie & Son | 1925 |
| Trouble at Wyndham | Blackie & Son | 1925 |
| The Big Five at Ellerby, and Other School Stories | Blackie & Son | 1926 |
| Play the Game, Torbury! | Blackie & Son | 1926 |
| Carton's Cap, and Other School Stories | Blackie & Son | 1927 |
| The Moreleigh Mascot | Blackie & Son | 1927 |
| Queer Doings at Aldborough | Oxford University Press | 1927 |
| School House .v. The Rest | Oxford University Press | 1928 |
| Thanks to Rugger, and Other School Stories | Blackie & Son | 1928 |
| The Wharton Medal | Oxford University Press | 1929 |
| Captain of Keynes | Blackie & Son | 1930 |
| A School Feud | Oxford University Press | 1930 |
| Terry Takes Charge | Oxford University Press | 1931 |
| A School Libel | Thomas Nelson & Sons | 1934 |