George Mills

George Ramsay Acland Mills (1 October 1896 – 8 December 1972) was a British schoolmaster and writer whose fiction included children's and young adult novels, several of them set in fictional boys' preparatory schools.

Life and career Military service During the Second World War, Mills served as an officer in the Royal Army Pay Corps. He was later appointed a lieutenant and paymaster in April 1942.

Writing The British Library catalogue lists Mills as a "Writer of Tales for Boys" and records holdings of his published fiction from the 1930s.

Works Works by Mills listed in the British Library catalogue include: Meredith and Co.: The Story of a Modern Preparatory School (1933) King Willow (1938) Minor and Major (1939) St. Thomas of Canterbury (1939)