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Sarah Miller

Marmee

By Sarah Miller - Published 2022

Genres:

Readers of Little Women are well aware that Louisa May Alcott based the beloved characters of that classic novel on her own family. ...Read Review

Caroline: Little House, Revisited

By Sarah Miller - Published 2017

Genres:

Western

Caroline: Little House, Revisited follows Laura Ingalls Wilder’s classic Little House on the Prairie, the third book in her bestselling series, that ...Read Review

The Lost Crown

By Sarah Miller - Published 2011

Genres:

Biographical Fiction Children/Young Adult

Sarah Miller’s well-researched novel The Lost Crown gives beautiful, honest voices to the teen daughters of Tsar Nicholas II in the years ...Read Review

Miss Spitfire: Reaching Helen Keller

By Sarah Miller - Published 2007

Genres:

Biographical Fiction Children/Young Adult

“But words, Mrs. Keller, words bridge the gaps between two minds. Words are a miracle.” Comforting Helen Keller’s mother, Anne Sullivan reveals ...Read Review