Books with author LouAnn GAEDDERT

In 1851 orphans Hope and John are placed in a community of Shakers, where they encounter a way of life that is strange yet comfortable

Left alone when their father heads west in search of gold, Hope and her young brother John move into their uncle's Shaker home, where Hope experiences difficulty adjusting, until she accepts Shaker traditions and is offered a promising opportunity.

Resenting having to assist his uncle with farm work rather than attend school in 1800, an orphaned Richard discovers how to stand up to his uncle and find a way to break free. Reprint.

While spending his summer vacation at his grandfather's retirement village, Bruce helps Gramps get over the recent death of his wife.

In 1800, Richard, a young city orphan, is sent to live with his uncle on a New York State farm, where he is forced to undertake difficult farmwork, cope with a cruel cousin, gain an education despite his uncle's disapproval, and free his uncle's two slaves.

High in his castle in the Alps, with his eighty-seven servants kidnapped from all over the world, Gustav the gourmet giant decides to try a rare new food--boy.

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In 1800, shortly before his twelfth birthday, Richard is sent to live with his uncle on a farm in upper New York State, where he teaches a young slave to read and encourages her to dream of freedom

After William moves to town, Jim, a Mennonite, and he become fast friends, yet when Pearl Harbor is bombed and William talks excitedly about serving his nation, their relationship is threatened as William feels angered and betrayed by Jim's pacifist beliefs.

Gail is devastated when her best friend Matthew ignores her after he returns from his summer vacation in the country.

A biography of Marian Evans, a victorian writer who adopted a male pen name to preserve her privacy.