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Entre em um mundo infinito de histórias

Ouça e leia

Debra West Smith

Life on the frontier is one adventure after another for twelve-year-old Hattie Marshall. She enjoys the excitement, but sometimes things get scary, like when she gets swept away on a flooded river and has to save herself, or when a black panther keeps coming to her family's farm, hunting for its next meal.

Meanwhile, things are changing at home. Her sister is getting married, Gramma needs extra help, and worst of all, her brother and best friend, Sam, is leaving on a cattle drive that will take him away from home for several months. It all begins to seem like more than she can handle.

But Hattie will soon find that some things don't ever change-like the love between a brother and sister, and the fact that God is with her, even when sheï¿½s lonely and her world seems upside down.

Pelican Publishing

Hattie Marshall

Hattie Marshall And The Prowling Panther

A young teenager battles for survival when a deadly storm hits Louisiana: “Well paced, interesting and with a likable heroine . . . A fun adventure tale.” —Children’s Literature
 
 The winds are picking up. The sky is darkening. Now, as a hurricane begins to destroy the coast of south Louisiana in October 1893, thirteen-year-old Hattie, a girl from Texas, and her friend Eric find themselves in danger. They were enjoying their trip to New Orleans and Grand Isle, but there’s no time for playing now. Fighting their way through the chaos, they must try to help an Acadian family—while also trying to survive themselves . . .

Hattie Marshall And The Hurricane