Sarah, Plain and Tall by Patricia MacLachlan is the story of Sarah Wheaton, who travels from Maine to the prairie in response to a family’s advertisement for a wife and mother. This simple tale of belonging and family will inspire readers of all ages.
•grass • fields • dirt roads • middle of U.S. • fresh water ponds Outside, the prairie reached out and touched the places where the sky came down.
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•salt water • sand dunes • shells • sea birds • on the coast • salt water The sea is salt. It stretches out as far as you can see. It gleams like the sun on glass. There are waves.
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Sarah wanted to touch the sheep because she had never done it before. I want to see the sheep, You know, I've never touched one. Never? Caleb sat up.
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In Maine, by the sea, Sarah touched seals. But I've touched seals. Real seals. They are cool and slippery and they slide through the water like a fish.
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The prairie has lots of land. To get to town, the family would have to take a wagon, because it would be a very far walk. Here is different, said Maggie. Here you will drive.
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Sarah would be able to walk to town in Maine. In Maine, said Sarah, I would walk to town.
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