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Kathleen Grissom

The Kitchen House

Set on a plantation in Virginia, this novel tells the story of two girls, one white and one black, who form a deep bond as they navigate the complexities of slavery and family. A powerful and moving read, it shares the Pennsylvania Dutch series' focus on community and the importance of personal relationships.

Pam Jenoff

The Orphan's Tale

A tale of love, friendship, and survival, this novel follows a young Jewish girl who joins a traveling circus to escape the Nazis. A gripping and emotional read, it shares the Pennsylvania Dutch series' themes of perseverance and the power of community.

Sarah Addison Allen

The Sugar Queen

Set in a small Southern town, this novel tells the story of a young woman who discovers a world beyond her own as she befriends a magical drifter. A charming and enchanting read, it shares the Pennsylvania Dutch series' focus on the power of friendship and the importance of personal growth.

Alan Bradley

The Sweetness at the Bottom of the Pie

This cozy mystery follows a young girl with a passion for chemistry and a knack for solving crimes. A delightful and engaging read, it shares the Pennsylvania Dutch series' sense of humor and its focus on the importance of family and community.

Jennifer Donnelly

The Tea Rose

Set in the late 1800s, this novel tells the story of a young woman who rises from poverty to become a successful businesswoman in the tea trade. A sweeping and epic read, it shares the Pennsylvania Dutch series' themes of perseverance and the power of community.

Carol Goodman

The Widow's House

This gothic novel tells the story of a young widow who moves into a mysterious house with a dark past. A haunting and atmospheric read, it shares the Pennsylvania Dutch series' sense of humor and its focus on the importance of personal relationships.