The Prescott Girls-The Girls

When three sisters leave their home and travel to an unfamiliar town in 1830s Maine, they must learn to rebuild their lives within the walls of an old courthouse that will become their new home.Beckie, thoughtful and determined, seeks to understand the rules that shape the world around her. Louisa, still grieving what has been lost, struggles to find her place in a future she did not choose. And young Sallie, curious and observant, discovers comfort in the small details of the natural world.As the sisters adjust to their new surroundings, everyday moments-learning their roles, exploring unfamiliar spaces, and forming new connections-begin to shape their understanding of family, resilience, and belonging.Inspired by the discovery of early 19th-century needlework samplers and grounded in historical research, The Prescott Girls brings the past to life through a story of family, change, and quiet strength.Perfect for readers who enjoy thoughtful historical fiction, this middle grade novel offers a window into early American life and the enduring bonds that hold families together.