Prairie Pages Book Club

Book Of The Month:

Caroline

by Sarah Miller

In Caroline, Sarah Miller reimagines Little House on the Prairie from the perspective of Caroline Ingalls, the steadfast mother behind Laura Ingalls Wilder’s beloved stories. Through rich historical detail and intimate emotion, Miller brings to life Caroline’s resilience, fears, and quiet strength as she navigates the hardships of frontier life — pregnant, uprooted, and determined to keep her family safe on an uncertain journey west. A beautifully written, immersive novel that offers a deeper, more complex look at the woman who held the Ingalls family together.

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Meet the Author

We are so excited to announce that the author will be joining us for our book club discussion!

Sarah Miller began writing her first novel at the age of ten, and spent two decades working in libraries and bookstores. Her nonfiction debut,The Borden Murders: Lizzie Borden and the Trial of the Century, was hailed as “a historical version of Law & Order” by The New York Times. It was named one of Reader’s Digest's Best Biographies You Should Have Read By Now, and chosen as a Chicago Public Library Best of the Best selection. In addition to her non-fiction work, she is also the author of two historical novels for teens,Miss Spitfire: Reaching Helen Keller and OTMA: The Romanov Sisters, both ALA Notable Books, as well as a bestselling novel for adults,Caroline: Little House Revisited. Sarah lives in Michigan.

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