
By Valerie Tripp, Jean Paul Tibbles (Illustrator)
Part of the American Girl series
A storm threatens a ranch. Can Josefina embrace change and save her family's future?
After a devastating storm hits their ranch, Josefina and her sisters must save their family business. With their aunt's bold ideas and Josefina's fear of forgetting her late mother, she faces a dilemma. Can she embrace change, learn new skills, and find courage in the face of uncertainty? As she navigates these challenges, Josefina discovers unexpected truths about love and resilience. Set in 1824, this tale of transformation and family bonds invites readers into Josefina's vibrant world.
A storm and flash flood hit the ranch hard, and many animals are lost. But Josefina and her sisters are determined to save the family business. Their aunt, Tia Dolores, wants to try some bold new ideas. Josefina likes learning to weave and play the piano, but she’s not so sure about learning to read and write. She’s afraid all these changes could make her forget Mama. Unexpectedly, Mama herself gives Josefina the answer. By facing the changes, can Josefina find her courage – and discover the truth about love? The first book in Josefina’s stories is richly illustrated in full color and includes a peek into Josefina’s world in 1824.
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