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From multi-published, award-winning author, Eleanor Clark comes a series for girls of all ages.

Set in the early 1600's and centers around a family that immigrates to American from Wales.

Eleven-year-old Jennifer Jean thinks she's a little to old for a "dress up" tea party at her grandmother's house with her younger cousins, particularly in light of the fact that so many thi... More

From multi-published, award-winning author, Eleanor Clark comes a series for girls of all ages.

Set in the early 1600's and centers around a family that immigrates to American from Wales.

Eleven-year-old Jennifer Jean thinks she's a little to old for a "dress up" tea party at her grandmother's house with her younger cousins, particularly in light of the fact that so many things are going wrong in her life. However, when Grand Doll opens up and shares an amazing story from her family's past about a little girl named Mary Elizabeth, (who came to American during the 1600's from Wales) Jennifer discovers that she can, indeed, persevere through her many hardships.

ENDORSEMENT: This book is great! Have you ever wondered how to teach your family about their heritage in American history? Listen to Grand Doll (the grandmother) talk to her grandchildren in the present and then go in a true story of their American heritage of coming to America and concluding with talking to the children in the present. This book is a good book for pre-teens, teens, and adults who want a "guide" for telling their own family history. Also, this would be a good read-aloud book for family times. All this books in this series are good.

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