On her way West the heroine steps off by mistake at a lonely watertank into a maze of thrilling events.
Every member of the family will enjoy this spirited chronicle of a young girl's resourcefulness and pluck, and the secret of the "enchanted" barn.
The fascinating story of the enormous change an incident wrought in a man's life.
A picture of ideal girlhood set in the time of full skirts and poke bonnets.
A story of unfailing appeal to all who love and understand boys.
An intensely moving love story of a man of the desert and a girl of the East pictured against the background of the Far West.
A tense and charming love story, told with a grace and a fervor with which only Mrs. Lutz could tell it.
A romance of the last century with all of its old-fashioned charm. A companion volume to "Marcia Schuyler" and "Phoebe Deane."
"STORM COUNTRY" BOOKS BY GRACE MILLER WHITE
Judy's untutored ideas of God, her love of wild things, her faith in life are quite as inspiring as those of Tess. Her faith and sincerity catch at your heart strings. This book has all of the mystery and tense action of the other Storm Country books.
It was as Tess, beautiful, wild, impetuous, that Mary Pickford made her reputation as a motion picture actress. How love acts upon a temperament such as hers--a temperament that makes a woman an angel or an outcast, according to the character of the man she loves--is the theme of the story.
The sequel to "Tess of the Storm Country," with the same wild background, with its half-gypsy life of the squatters--tempestuous, passionate, brooding. Tess learns the "secret" of her birth and finds happiness and love through her boundless faith in life.
A haunting story with its scene laid near the country familiar to readers of "Tess of the Storm Country."
"Jinny" Singleton, wild, lovely, lonely, but with a passionate yearning for music, grows up in the house of Lafe Grandoken, a crippled cobbler of the Storm Country. Her romance is full of power and glory and tenderness.
The tale of a loveable boy and the place he comes to fill in the hearts of the gruff farmer folk to whose care he is left.
A compelling romance of love and marriage.
Stanley Fulton, a wealthy bachelor, to test the dispositions of his relatives, sends them each a check for $100,000, and then as plain John Smith comes among them to watch the result of his experiment.