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Strawberry Hill
A. LaFaye, John Clapp
Hardcover (Simon & Schuster Children's Publishing, June 1, 1999)When Raleia's family moves to a Maine town that has been rebuilt to preserve its early twentieth century appearance, she learns that the past was not as idyllic as she imagined it to be, gaining a new appreciation for the present.
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Strawberry Hill
A. LaFaye
Paperback (Aladdin, Sept. 1, 2000)Raleia doesn't feel like she belongs in the modern world. And she doesn't feel like she belongs with her hippie parents, either. So when her family moves to Tidal, Maine, Raleia is excited to be in town with some history -- especially one that was demolished by a tidal wave in 1911. But her parents don't understand her preoccupation with the past, or her need to be "from" somewhere. Instead, Raleia finds herself turning to Mr. Rutherford, the sad, reclusive old man who lives on Strawberry Hill. Can he help her find a time and place of her own?
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Strawberry Hill
A. LaFaye
Paperback (Demco Media, Oct. 1, 2000)During the summer of 1976, twelve-year-old Raleia Pendle feels like a misfit with her hippie parents and begins a friendship with the town recluse.
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