Book #1 · Chapter Book · 2013
A Country of Our Own
A young girl faces upheaval as her family moves with the shifting capital in 1866 Canada.
192 pages· 39,517 words
Hardcover
Summary: In 1866, young Rosie faces upheaval as her life in Quebec City is disrupted by the capital's move to Ottawa. Serving a civil servant's family, she grapples with homesickness and uncertainty about her place in her own family. As the nation prepares for Confederation, Rosie must navigate her own personal transformation amidst the chaos. Will she find her footing in this new world, or remain lost in the whirlwind of change?
