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Sarah's Doll: Volume I
Paperback
Publisher: D. Evans Dittman
Published: May 20 2024
Pages: 316
Weight: 0.93
Height: 0.66 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Sarah's Doll tells the captivating story of seven-year-old Sarah Meriwether and her family living on a 1600-acre land grant in antebellum Maine during the late 1850s. This historical novel vividly portrays their extended family life through a series of memorable events.
The Meriwethers endure an historic blizzard, face confrontations with Abenaki Indians, witness the birthing of a foal, and go sleigh riding to find the perfect Christmas tree. Sarah's father secretly purchases a special doll for her, adding to the charm of their Christmas celebrations. The story also delves into Sarah's battle with pneumonia, their involvement with the Underground Railroad, and encounters with a plantation owner. The family's dynamic shifts as Sarah's brother enlists in the Union Army, showcasing the impact of historical events on their daily farm life.
All these experiences culminate in the heartwarming presentation of Sarah's Doll on Christmas Day, making it a treasured tale of resilience, love, and the spirit of the season.
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