Blue Willow

Blue Willow

by Doris Gates

Penguin · 1976 · 176 pages

A young girl finds solace in a cherished blue willow plate, a reminder of a stable home she barely recalls as her family drifts through the Dust Bowl, working the fields. This poignant story captures the resilience of a child facing the harsh realities of the Great Depression, longing for a place to finally belong. It’s a moving tale for readers who appreciate historical fiction with a strong emotional core and themes of hope.

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