Elia Wilkinson Peattie è stata un'autrice, giornalista e critica americana nota per le sue acute osservazioni e il suo stile incisivo. Si dedicò alla scrittura di racconti per giornali e lavorò come redattrice per importanti pubblicazioni di Chicago. Le sue opere spesso esploravano la vita e la società del suo tempo con una delicata intuizione e abilità letteraria. Peattie era riconosciuta per la sua capacità di narrare in modo avvincente e catturare lo spirito dell'epoca nella sua scrittura.
In this engaging history of America, Elia Wilkinson Peattie captures the excitement and romance of the nation's past with vivid storytelling and a deep passion for her subject. From Columbus's first voyage to the moon landing, Peattie's narrative is both comprehensive and compelling, offering readers a sweeping view of the events and people that have shaped the American experience.
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The Story of a Girl in the Blue Ridge Mountains
When the McBirney family help Azalea Knox to escape from an abusive traveling show and introduce her to their close-knit community in the Blue Ridge Mountains in North Carolina, the orphaned teen finally experiences the family life and the security she has never known before. But how long will it take before Azalea’s troubled past finally catches up with her? Elia Wilkinson Peattie’s classic YA novel chronicles the trials and triumphs of a uniquely resourceful girl in the rural South.