Follow Hattie Brooks on her journey to become a reporter, inspired by her hero Nellie Bly. Hattie faces challenges along the way, including a new love interest and a mysterious uncle. But with determination and grit, she lands a job in the city and pitches her way to a career bigger than she ever imagined. Will Hattie find her true place in the world and overcome the pain of betrayal? Join her as she navigates the world of journalism and self-discovery.

Hattie Ever After

Explore the wonders of nature through the eyes of Annie Dillard in this captivating personal narrative. Follow her year-long journey on foot in Tinker Creek, Virginia as she stalks muskrats in the creek, watches monarch butterflies migrate, collects and examines pond water under a microscope, and plays 'King of the Meadow' with a field of grasshoppers. Fall in love with the beauty of the natural world as Dillard shares her contemplations of wave mechanics, Arctic caribou, and the coot she tries to con. Experience the thrill of the outdoors with Pilgrim at Tinker Creek.

Pilgrim at Tinker Creek

A coming-of-age story set in 1899 Vermont, Preacher's Boy explores themes of family dynamics, religious beliefs, and personal freedom. Robbie, the son of a preacher, struggles with the feeling that his father favors his simple-minded brother and rebels against the limitations of Christianity. His actions lead to consequences that hurt others, but ultimately lead him to a realization about his father's love.

Preacher's Boy

Travel back in time to 1788 Scotland with this engaging middle grade novel that expands on the classic American pioneer saga from the award-winning Little House series. Follow Martha, Laura's great-grandmother, as she navigates the challenges of being a laird's daughter and finds joy in running barefoot through fields of heather. Perfect for tween readers in grades 5 to 6, and a fun way to keep kids entertained and engaged during homeschooling.

Little House in the Highlands

Discover a unique friendship between a minister's son and a smart, sassy girl from a poor island community founded by former slaves. Set in Phippsburg, Maine, this sensitively written historical novel highlights the struggle between development and preserving a community's way of life. Based on a true story, this book offers a poignant reminder of the power of friendship during times of change.

Lizzie Bright and the Buckminster Boy

Immerse yourself in the tale of a Mennonite family's journey from Russia to the prairies of Kansas in this captivating book. Follow the adventures of a young girl as she adjusts to her new life, and witness the challenges her family faces along the way. Discover the triumphs and hardships of starting anew in a foreign land with Turkey Red.

Turkey Red

In "The Cabin Faced West," Ann Hamilton and her family struggle to adjust to pioneer life on the western frontier of Pennsylvania. With no girls her age nearby and a difficult life to contend with, Ann feels defeated. But after surviving a fierce storm and meeting George Washington, Ann discovers that life on the frontier is full of adventure and surprises. This book highlights the challenges and joys of pioneer life, and is perfect for those interested in history and coming-of-age tales.

The Cabin Faced West

Experience the adventurous and heartwarming tale of Laura Ingalls Wilder and her family in the award-winning Little House series. In book three, Little House on the Prairie, Laura and her family leave behind their home in Wisconsin and journey by covered wagon to Kansas where they build a new home on the prairie. Join Laura and her sister Mary on their explorations of the rolling hills surrounding their new home, and witness the family's determination to succeed through farming and hunting. But when a conflict arises, will the Ingalls family be forced to move again? These timeless books offer a unique glimpse into American pioneer life and tell the unforgettable story of a loving family.

Little House on the Prairie

Homesteading and rediscovering the true meaning of home is at the heart of this witty and honest journey. When Jennifer and her husband discover they owe a lot of back taxes, they foreclose on their suburban home and move to a 100-year-old cabin in a North Carolina holler. With little money and a new way of living, they learn to love the joys and challenges of living close to the land, including unexpected pets like goats named Merle and Merlene. Flat Broke with Two Goats is a bold and unflinching tale of rediscovery and new beginnings.

A Memoir

Flat Broke with Two Goats

A family story told through the eyes of Caleb, who fears there will be nothing left to write about until Cassie discovers a mysterious old man in the barn. The arrival of a new family member causes tension, and only the special love of Caleb can help mend the pain of the past.

Caleb's Story

Discover the world of beloved Little House on the Prairie author Laura Ingalls Wilder with Wendy McClure's The Wilder Life. Follow McClure as she traces the pioneer journey of the Ingalls family through Wisconsin, South Dakota, and Plum Creek, immersing herself in all things Little House. With a funny first-person account of obsessive reading, reconnecting with childhood touchstones has never been more exciting.

My Adventures in the Lost World of Little House on the Prairie

The Wilder Life

"Confessions of a Prairie Bitch" is a hilarious and heartwarming memoir by Alison Arngrim, known for her iconic role as the mischievous Nellie Oleson on "Little House on the Prairie". Through behind-the-scenes stories from the show, as well as her eccentric upbringing in West Hollywood and her work advocating for HIV awareness and abused children, Alison's book is a must-read for fans of the show, Melissa Gilbert's memoir, and Laura Ingalls Wilder's classic books.

How I Survived Nellie Oleson and Learned to Love Being Hated

Confessions of a Prairie Bitch

In Love, Mary Elisabeth, an 11-year-old's life is turned upside down when her mother contracts tuberculosis in 1924. With the only hope for a cure being a faraway sanatorium, Mary Elisabeth must go live with her uncle on a farm 350 miles from home. With only letters connecting her to her parents, she must find the courage to face the challenges that await.

Love, Mary Elisabeth

Follow Nell and her aunt, America's first female detective, in a fast-paced adventure that uncovers truths about the past and solves mysteries in the present. Based on a true story, this novel features daring feats and danger, including saving the life of Abraham Lincoln.

The Detective's Assistant

A determined girl discovers extraordinary chickens with the power to move objects with their minds on the farm she's inherited from her great-uncle. As Sophie cares for her flock, she must protect them and their superpowers from a local farmer with dishonest intentions. Unusual Chickens is a quirky, clucky classic filled with letters, quizzes, and more.

Unusual Chickens for the Exceptional Poultry Farmer

Follow the courageous journey of a determined woman in pioneer Nebraska who leads a group of broken-hearted women back East to a sanitarium. In this timeless classic, Mary Bee Cuddy must find a "homesman" to help her in her journey; however, when no man steps up, she turns to the unlikely companion of a claim jumper. Enduring extreme hardships, including Indian attacks and ice storms, Mary Bee shows incredible resourcefulness and bravery. This award-winning novel celebrates the often-forgotten women of that era and is soon to be a major motion picture directed by Tommy Lee Jones.

The Homesman

A heartwarming chapter book set in rural Vermont during the early 1900s. Follow Ruby, an eight-year-old girl who discovers a love for books while attending school. When circumstances change, Ruby must use her newfound bravery and talent to persevere. Great for emerging readers ready for chapter books.

Lumber Camp Library

This captivating novel follows a young woman living in the wilds of North Carolina, known as the "Marsh Girl," who must navigate isolation and rumors from the townspeople. When a local man is found dead, she becomes a suspect, but her true story is one of survival and natural instinct. As she yearns for human connection, two young men become drawn to her wild beauty, but tragedy threatens to shatter her world.

Where the Crawdads Sing

Join youngest sibling Bonnie as she navigates the various adventures that come her way while trying to keep up with her older sisters and brother in the Fairchild household, set a century ago in the Kentucky hills. From sliding on ice to journeying across a swinging bridge to school, winter or summer, the Fairchilds are always up to something. Don't miss out on this heartwarming story illustrated by Decie Merwin.

Happy Little Family

Follow Caroline Ingalls, "Ma" from the Little House books, as she embarks on a pioneer life with her family in 1870. Sarah Miller's authorized historical fiction brings to life the beauty, turmoil, and endless possibilities of the frontier. Caroline must draw on every ounce of strength to adapt to a new environment, give birth to her child, and build a new home from a rough log house. This captivating tale of family, fidelity, and survival reimagines the past and will enrapture readers of all ages.

Little House, Revisited

Caroline

Pioneer Girl explores the intersection of the Asian American experience and literature, weaving in a mysterious quest to uncover the origins of Little House on the Prairie. Lee Lien, jobless and struggling with familial expectations, embarks on a journey that could transform strangers' lives as well as her own.

A Novel

Pioneer Girl

Discover the reality TV show that transported modern-day Americans back to 1880s Montana, living the life of homesteaders in the wilderness. "Frontier House" captures the trials and triumphs of three households as they give up all modern amenities to survive on the land, raising chickens, churning butter, and using outhouses. This riveting behind-the-scenes look covers the inception of the show, the selection of participants, the challenges of production, and the impact of the experiment on the brave souls who dared to brave frontier life. Step back in time with "Frontier House" and experience the true grit of America's westward expansion.

Frontier House

Discover a powerful coming-of-age story with Prairie Lotus. Follow the journey of Hanna, a half-Asian girl in 1880s America, as she strives to fit in, pursue her dreams, and make at least one friend. This book explores themes of prejudice, identity, and determination through Hanna's adjustment to her new town and the challenges she faces along the way. Don't miss out on this inspiring tale of overcoming adversity.

Prairie Lotus

Join Laura Ingalls and her family as they journey to Minnesota, settling in a house made of sod by the beautiful Plum Creek. They must navigate their way through harsh winters, attending school, and managing daily chores before disaster strikes--a devastating grasshopper infestation threatens their survival. Don't miss this heartwarming tale of resilience and determination.

On the Banks of Plum Creek

This beloved Newbery award-winning novel follows Julie's coming of age as she navigates through joyful moments at her Aunt Cordelia's and the hardships she faces like jealousy and heartbreak. With beautiful descriptions of nature and touching moments of self-discovery, Up a Road Slowly is a timeless story of growing up and finding oneself.

Up a Road Slowly

The Birchbark House is a historical fiction novel that takes readers back to nineteenth-century America through the eyes of Omakayas, a spirited 7-year-old Ojibwa girl. Rescued by a fearless woman named Tallow, Omakayas becomes a member of an Ojibwa family and experiences daily life in the cycle of four seasons in 1847, including a documented outbreak of smallpox. Readers will be riveted by the daily tasks and traditions of this Native American family, including the protagonist's relationships with her pet crow and discoveries about life and death. With poetic prose and stunning pencil drawings, author Louise Erdrich invites young readers to connect with Omakayas and her place in the natural world.

The Birchbark House

Embark on a journey with Jimmy McClean, a Lakota boy who learns about his heritage through the story of Crazy Horse. With his grandfather Nyles High Eagle as his guide, Jimmy discovers the inspiring life of Tasunke Witko, one of the most important figures in Lakota history. Author Joseph Marshall draws on oral stories of the Lakota tradition to provide readers with an insider's perspective on the hero story of Crazy Horse. Join Jimmy in the footsteps of his heritage and explore the power of family, culture, and self-discovery.

In the Footsteps of Crazy Horse

Discover the frontier adventures of pioneer children in this illustrated storybook collection. Experience trips to town, county fairs, cozy winter days, and holidays with family through the eyes of Laura Ingalls Wilder and Almanzo Wilder. This collection includes six classic stories originally published as standalone picture books. Introduce the youngest readers to the classic Little House series with A Little House Picture Book Treasury.

Six Stories of Life on the Prairie

A Little House Picture Book Treasury

This captivating novel set in World War II Canada follows fifteen-year-old Beth, whose family is attacked by a grizzly, leaving her father increasingly violent and unpredictable. As several children from a nearby Indian reservation go missing, Beth fears something is after her. But with the help of an unexpected protector and a mythology-rich friendship with an Indian girl, Beth discovers the beauty of her harsh landscape. Sprinkled with recipes and remedies, this book immerses readers in sensory pleasures and delivers an enchanting vitality.

The Cure for Death by Lightning

"A heartwarming story of family, growth, and unexpected surprises. Follow Cassie, an observer, writer, and storyteller, as she navigates the inevitable changes of life on the prairie. With a gift expected to be perfect, Cassie isn't so sure. But as she discovers, unexpected surprises can bring great joy."

More Perfect than the Moon

Discover a magical summer in Thimble Summer. When nine-year-old Garnet Linden finds a silver thimble, the drought on her farm ends and adventures begin. Join Garnet as she welcomes an orphan into her family, builds a new barn, and enters her pig Timmy into the county fair. With the thimble as her talisman, Garnet experiences a summer full of excitement and wonder.

Thimble Summer

Discover the inspiring story of a young girl born into the harsh wilderness of Idaho and raised by survivalists who shunned modern medicine and education. Despite lacking any formal schooling, she taught herself enough to gain admittance into Brigham Young University, leading her on a journey of self-invention that took her across oceans and continents to prestigious universities. Educated is a powerful memoir about the transformative power of knowledge and the struggle for self-discovery.

Educated

Get lost in the enchanting tales of days gone by as a young girl listens to her grandmother’s stories inspired by artifacts and questions. Part of a series beloved by readers, “In Grandma’s Attic” features heartwarming tales of mischief, discovery, and laughter, including the time grandma lost the family buggy. With charming new illustrations, these stories transport you to another era and provide valuable life lessons that endure through the ages.

In Grandma's Attic

Follow the Ingalls family on their 16-year journey through several U.S. states and territories, as told through the decorated author's original manuscript. Pioneer Girl includes letters, photos, and newspapers to add context, giving readers a deeper understanding of Laura Ingalls Wilder's growth as a writer. The award-winning biography will introduce readers to the woman who brought the pioneer experience into the hearts of millions.

The Annotated Autobiography

Step back into the world of Laura Ingalls Wilder's pioneer adventures with the captivating tale of her daughter, Rose Wilder Lane. Delve into the secret collaboration between Rose and her mother that brought The Little House books to life. Bestselling author Susan Wittig Albert reimagines the complicated mother-daughter relationship set against the Great Depression. Experience the vivid account of a literary deception in A Wilder Rose.

A Wilder Rose

Childhood friendships can be some of the strongest bonds we make, and that's definitely the case for Betsy and Tacy. When little Tacy moves in across the street, Betsy finally has a friend her own age to play with. As they go on adventures, make up games, and meet new friends, their friendship grows deeper and stronger. The Betsy-Tacy series has been a beloved classic for decades, captivating readers of all ages with its heartwarming stories of childhood joy and friendship.

Betsy-Tacy

Transform your marriage and learn to love your spouse well with this bundle of 100 practical ideas based on scriptural truth. From bestselling author and founder of FaithfulMan.com, these tips will help you better understand your partner's needs and build a lasting, loving relationship.

100 Ways to Love Your Husband/Wife Bundle

Experience the journey of eleven-year-old Elijah, the first child born free in Buxton, Canada, a settlement of runaway slaves near the American border. In this Newbery Honor and Coretta Scott King Award winning novel, Elijah must prove his bravery and track down a dangerous thief to save his friend's family from captivity in the South. Join Elijah on his perilous adventure and watch as he discovers the courage within himself to become the hero he was meant to be. This Scholastic Gold edition includes exclusive bonus content.

Elijah of Buxton

Actress Melissa Gilbert shares her heartbreaking and uplifting journey of self-discovery, from her early years on the beloved TV series Little House on the Prairie, to partying with the Brat Pack and battling addiction. With candor and humor, she ultimately finds acceptance and learns to forgive in unexpected ways. An inspiring read for anyone struggling with self-identity.

Prairie Tale

My Prairie Cookbook is a heartwarming collection of comforting family recipes and childhood favorites from Melissa Gilbert, star of Little House on the Prairie. With 80 simple and delicious dishes, like crispy fried chicken and apple pie, fans can eat like the Ingalls family. Gilbert's personal recollections and behind-the-scenes stories, accompanied by over 75 scrapbook images, make this a cherished memento for Little House fans and lovers of simple prairie cooking.

Memories and Frontier Food from My Little House to Yours

My Prairie Cookbook

"Continue the journey with Laura, Almanzo, and their daughter Rose as they build their own future in this poignant tale based on diaries, letters, memoirs, and unpublished manuscripts. Millions have grown up with the Ingalls and now Rose takes center stage in her own story. Beautifully illustrated and a must-read for Little House fans."

Little House on Rocky Ridge

Discover the truth about Hemlock Mountain in this classic tale. Follow Jonathan as he sets out alone to prove that there are no bears on the mountain, only to find out that people aren't always right. Will he make it home safely? Find out in this thrilling story.

The Bears on Hemlock Mountain

Experience the classic recipes of the frontier with this award-winning cookbook inspired by the Little House books. Explore over 100 recipes accompanied by historical context and cooking methods used by pioneers like Ma Ingalls. This book is perfect for Little House fans and those interested in learning more about life on the prairie. The book also includes excerpts from the original books and illustrations by Garth Williams. Winner of the Western Heritage Award, this cookbook is a culinary and literary feast.

Frontier Foods from Laura Ingalls Wilder's Classic Stories

The Little House Cookbook

Grandfather's Dance is a heartwarming tale of family, love, and the beauty of life. Follow Cassie Witting as she experiences her sister's perfect prairie wedding, complete with lovebirds, aunts from Maine, and a long white dress. Watch as the Wittig family comes together for this special day and learns to appreciate life's joys and sorrows, all while experiencing the unique dance only Grandfather can do.

Grandfather's Dance

This charming coming-of-age story follows Thankful, a girl from Bright Island off the Maine coast, who loves sailing and helping her father on the farm. But when she's sent off to school on the mainland, she struggles to navigate the uncharted waters of new social dynamics, rocky relationships, and difficult teachers. As Thankful works to make the best of her new life, thoughts of Bright Island continue to sparkle in her mind. This Newbery Honor winner has garnered praise from critics and readers alike and is a must-read for fans of evocative and heartwarming tales.

Bright Island

Embark on a thrilling adventure with Boston Jane, an action-packed historical trilogy by three-time Newbery Honor winner Jennifer L. Holm. Follow the story of Miss Jane Peck, a strong and rebellious heroine, as she navigates the untamed Pacific Northwest in 1855. From treacherous sea voyages to new romances, this trilogy has something for everyone who loves adventure, romance, and strong female leads.

An Adventure

Boston Jane

Step back in time to 1814 Boston and join Charlotte on her adventures. With duties in Mama's garden, visits to Papa's blacksmith shop, and a Scottish adventure of her own, there's always something exciting happening in Little House by Boston Bay.

Little House by Boston Bay

Discover the classic novel about love, friendship, and Southern comfort food. Follow the story of two women, Evelyn and Mrs. Threadgoode, as the latter recounts her life in Whistle Stop, Alabama. The tale includes the adventurous tomboy Idgie and her friend Ruth, who run a café offering delicious food, laughter, and even a few murders. Filled with honesty, gallantry, and perfect details, Fried Green Tomatoes at the Whistle Stop Cafe is an endearing and affecting novel that will have you laughing and crying.

Fried Green Tomatoes at the Whistle Stop Cafe

A stirring tale of survival during the Dust Bowl years. Follow Billie Jo as she navigates the loss of her mother and her father's decline during the Depression. Written in poignant free-verse poems, this Newbery Medal-winning book is an unforgettable depiction of courage and resilience.

Out of the Dust

This captivating YA novel follows the brave and determined Hattie as she leaves Iowa to prove up on her late uncle's homestead claim near Vida, Montana. Through frost, drought, and blizzards, Hattie faces hardship with a stubborn stick-to-itiveness. Along the way, she forges friendships with her neighbors, the Muellers, but feels threatened by pressure to be a "Loyal" American, forbidding friendships with folks of German descent. A tragedy causes Hattie to discover the true meaning of home.

Hattie Big Sky

A family's love for their land is tested during a drought that turns the prairie dry and brown. Sarah takes her children back East, but Anna longs for their home and worries about their family's future. Will they ever be able to unite again?

SkylarkHarper Trophy

Experience life on the American frontier with this beloved series of nine books. From living in a cozy log house in the woods, to enduring harsh prairie winters and locust invasions, to building a new town on the shores of Silver Lake, follow Laura Ingalls Wilder and her family as they journey through life's challenges and triumphs. With heartwarming relationships and themes of hard work and perseverance, this series is a classic for all ages.

The Little House

This moving memoir chronicles the author's upbringing with unconventional, nomadic parents who pushed their four children to embrace life and learn fearlessly. As dysfunction and financial troubles escalate, Jeannette and her siblings must rely on each other to survive and ultimately escape their tumultuous home. Despite their flaws, the author deeply loves and respects her complex parents, making this an uplifting story of triumph against all odds and unconditional familial love.

The Glass Castle

A brave girl named May is stranded on a Kansas prairie homestead after being abandoned. Isolated from family and neighbors, she must fight to survive the oncoming winter while facing memories of her struggles with reading at school. This Laura Ingalls Wilder-inspired novel, written in beautiful and riveting verse, gives readers a strong new heroine to love.

May B.

The Ballad of Lucy Whipple is a heartwarming story about a young girl's struggle to adjust to life in a rough mining camp during the American Gold Rush. Lucy, formerly known as California, is uprooted from her Massachusetts home and finds herself in Lucky Diggins, California. She resents the move and vows to be miserable until she can go back home, but as Lucy, she grows and changes in her new environment. This book brilliantly captures the trials and tribulations of the gold rush era through the eyes of a young girl.

The Ballad of Lucy Whipple

Experience the unforgettable summers of Joey and Mary Alice, as they escape the city and venture to their grandma's sleepy Illinois town. But they quickly realize that Grandma Dowdel is far from typical, from witnessing a corpse to helping her commit some daring acts. This Newbery Honor Book is a celebration of eccentricity and childhood memories, with each tale a small masterpiece of storytelling according to The Horn Book. A remarkable and fine read that will transport you to a bygone era.

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A Long Way From Chicago

Follow Tuk, a young bighorn sheep, as he sets out on a treacherous journey to save his herd from the encroaching humans and dwindling resources. Tuk would rather play with his bandmates than face the daunting task of saving his kind. But with dwindling food supply and threats from pumas and bears, Tuk must find a new home for the herd. Follow Tuk and his friends as they make their way through dangerous lands and reach Blue Mountain, a place that Tuk believes may be their new safe haven.

Blue Mountain

West of the Moon by Margi Preus is a heart-warming tale about Astri, a young Norwegian girl who dreams of reuniting with her father in America. After a traumatic childhood and a daring escape from a cruel goat farmer, Astri embarks on an epic adventure with her little sister. Armed with magical tools and a mysterious companion, the girls navigate their way through Norwegian mountains and forests, in pursuit of their dream of reaching America. Preus expertly blends original fiction with myth and folktale to create a timeless story that will leave readers spellbound.

West of the Moon

Explore the natural world that inspired Laura Ingalls Wilder's beloved Little House series with The World of Laura Ingalls Wilder. From the woods of Wisconsin to the open plains of the Dakotas and finally to Missouri, follow the journey of the books' setting and discover the deep connection between Wilder and the landscape. This must-read companion also includes details about Wilder's life, how to visit the real places today, and even how to grow the plants and vegetables featured in the stories. With original illustrations, historical and contemporary photographs, and a reflection of the pioneer spirit of the time, The World of Laura Ingalls Wilder is a must-have for millions of enchanted readers.

The Frontier Landscapes that Inspired the Little House Books

The World of Laura Ingalls Wilder

Venture into the wild with Sam Gribley as he leaves his city life behind and sets up home in the Catskill Mountains. With a falcon and a weasel for company and only his wits to survive, Sam learns to live off the land in this spellbinding, funny, and touching account. Along the way, he battles blizzards, hunters, loneliness, and fear, all while discovering his desire for freedom, independence, and adventure. Jean Craighead George's My Side of the Mountain is a Newbery Honor Book that has inspired generations of young readers to explore the great outdoors.

My Side of the Mountain

Discover the origins of Ma Ingalls in the beloved Little House series with the first book in the Caroline Years series. Follow Caroline Quiner in 1845 Wisconsin as she navigates life after her father's death, helping her family with farm chores, starting school, and experiencing new adventures. This middle grade novel is perfect for homeschooling tweens in grades 5 to 6 who want to stay engaged and entertained outside of the classroom.

Little House in Brookfield

In The Thing About Luck by Cynthia Kadohata, Summer and her little brother are left in the care of their elderly grandparents during harvest season and must work hard to save their family from financial ruin. As if bad luck wasn't enough, Summer must also navigate a distracting crush and the demands of her traditional grandparents. Can she change their fortunes and make her own luck? This National Book Award winner is a heartwarming ode to family, hard work, and the resilience of the human spirit.

The Thing About Luck

This historical fiction novel follows Margaret Ann Brady as she travels on the Titanic to join her brother in America. As tragedy strikes, Margaret's journey takes a turn for the worse. Ellen Emerson White's bestselling book is now back in print with a gorgeous new cover design.

The Diary of Margaret Ann Brady, R.M.S. Titanic, 1912

Voyage on the Great Titanic

Bo at Ballard Creek is a heartwarming tale of a young girl's journey in 1920s Alaska. Raised by two gold miners and the kind people of an Eskimo village, Bo learns how to speak Eskimo, polka dances, and rides on sleds with Big Annie and her dog team. Along the way, she also encounters some thrilling adventures, from seeing her first airplane to encountering a lost little boy. This unforgettable story captures the exhilaration of Alaska's gold rush, and the warmth of a tight-knit community.

Bo at Ballard Creek

"Follow the adventures of May Amelia, the only girl born in a pioneer settlement in 1899 Washington. With seven brothers and a love of adventure, May Amelia can't bear behaving like a "Proper Young Lady". She longs for another girl to share the Nasel River banks with, and hopes her about-to-be-born sibling will be a sister. This fictionalized story, inspired by the diaries of a real-life May Amelia, weaves together courage, humor, passion, and the American pioneer experience. A Newbery Honor Book for ages 10 and up."

Our Only May Amelia

This book follows the author's epic journey to travel the 2,000-mile Oregon Trail in a covered wagon using a team of mules, just like the pioneers did 150 years ago. Along the way, the author shares the rich history of the trail and its significance to the country, while introducing readers to the evangelists, shysters, natives, trailblazers, and everyday dreamers who were among the first to make the journey west. This personal saga is reminiscent of the bestsellers by Bill Bryson and Cheryl Strayed, making it a perfect read for those who love a great adventure and history.

A New American Journey

The Oregon Trail

A sheltered young girl named Elizabeth Ann is forced to live with her "horrid" cousins in the wilds of Vermont when her aunt can no longer care for her. Initially shocked by country living, Elizabeth Ann learns to adapt to her new surroundings, gaining independence and responsibility along the way. This classic tale of personal growth and resilience has been delighting young readers for over a century.

Understood Betsy

In Louise Erdrich's The Porcupine Year, readers follow Omakayas and her family on a harrowing journey in search of a new home. This middle grade novel is an excellent choice for tweens in grades 5 to 6, especially during homeschooling. The Birchbark House Series chronicles one Ojibwe family's journey through one hundred years in America. Kirkus Reviews raves that The Porcupine Year is "charming, suspenseful, and funny, and always bursting with life."

The Porcupine Year

Travel back in time with Old Town in the Green Groves, a historical middle grade novel based on Laura Ingalls Wilder’s unpublished memoirs. Join the Ingalls family as they make a pit stop in Burr Oak, Iowa and search for a new home to call their own. This classic American pioneer saga is a must-read for tweens in grades 5 to 6, and provides a fun and engaging way to continue learning outside of the classroom.

Old Town in the Green Groves

This timeless classic is perfect for lovers of historical fiction and beautiful language. Sarah, Plain and Tall explores themes of abandonment, loss, and love through the eyes of young Anna in the late nineteenth century. When Sarah arrives from Maine to answer Papa's advertisement for a wife and mother, Anna and her brother Caleb anxiously wait to see if she'll be nice, sing, and stay. The 30th Anniversary edition includes author Patricia MacLachlan's Newbery speech, a discussion guide, and a reading list.

Sarah, Plain and Tall

A modern retelling of Jane Eyre, Re Jane follows the journey of a half-Korean, half-American orphan named Jane Re as she navigates the complexities of her heritage and personal desires. From Flushing, Queens to Brooklyn to Seoul and back again, Jane comes of age while learning to balance tradition and modernity, love and obligation, and her own needs with those of others. A poignant and humorous debut, Re Jane is a must-read for anyone seeking a fresh perspective on contemporary American life.

Re Jane

Discover the treasured Little House series that chronicles Laura Ingalls Wilder's life growing up on the Western frontier. Now available as ebooks, this five-book collection features Garth Williams's classic illustrations in full color on color devices and rich black-and-white on others. Inspired by Laura's own childhood, these heartwarming stories include Little House in the Big Woods, Farmer Boy, Little House on the Prairie, On the Banks of Plum Creek, and By the Shores of Silver Lake. A unique glimpse into America's frontier history, these books have been cherished by generations and correlate to the Common Core State Standards in English Language Arts.

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