MacLachlan, Patricia

A young boy learns a different way of seeing the world from his blind grandfather.

As a family prepares to move away from their farm, the daughter reflects on all the things she loves there so that when her baby brother is older she can tell him what it was like.

As eleven-year-old Willa looks for something extraordinary in her life, her twin, Nicholas, shows her that what is ordinary to some, can be extraordinary to others.

During her family's first summer in a weathered old house by the sea, Cassie learns to accept change and to find her own space.

Arthur spends a summer with his unconventional aunt and uncle and begins to look at life, his family, and himself differently.

Eight-year-old Cassie Witting is upset when she finds out that her mother, Sarah, is expecting a baby, but writing in the journal that belonged to her brother Caleb helps her sort out her feelings and understand that Sarah will always love her.

Left by their mother with their grandparents, two children feel as if their past has been erased until Grandfather finds a way to restore it to them.

A young boy describes the favorite places that he shares with his family on his grandparent's farm and in the nearby countryside.

An eleven-year-old cellist learns about life from her eccentric family, her first boyfriend, and Mozart.

A young painter listens and learns as he spends the summer observing and working with the artists who flock to his island for the season.