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Mariella; of Out-West
Paperback
Classic FictionGeneral Fiction
Publisher Price: $24.95
ISBN13: 9781968635008
Publisher: Chuckanut Editions
Published: Sep 23 2025
Pages: 468
Weight: 1.01
Height: 1.04 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
Originally published by Pacific Northwest author, Ella Higginson, in 1902 by Macmillan, Mariella is a pioneer coming-of-age story whose titular character is full of wit and charm.
Set in a fictional Puget Sound village in the 1880s, the novel follows Mariella's struggle as a young woman torn between two potential futures for herself, as demonstrated by two suitors. One, a poor, hard-working pioneer farmer whom Mariella has loved her whole life, and the other, a well-traveled and educated gentleman whom captures Mariella's curiosity and desire to grow beyond her hometown.
The novel was very well received during it's initial publication for it's memorable characters and depiction of pioneer life on the West Coast (and all the social dynamics that comes with it!).
Having been out of print and hard to come by for many years, Chuckanut Editions is thrilled to offer both a deluxe limited-edition, cloth-bound hardcover edition of the book, as well as a trade paperback edition.
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