Martha of California - Otis James

"Martha of California: A Story of the California Trail" by James Otis transports readers to the heart of western expansion and pioneer life. This carefully prepared edition offers a glimpse into the challenges and triumphs of those who traversed the California Trail. As a work of historical juvenile fiction, the book vividly portrays the experiences of young people during a pivotal period in United States history (1849-1877).

Journey alongside Martha as she navigates the trials of pioneer life in the Golden State. Readers of all ages will appreciate this tale of courage, resilience, and adventure set against the backdrop of a burgeoning California. Perfect for those interested in westerns, American history, and stories centered on girls and women in historical contexts, "Martha of California" is a timeless story of youthful exploration and the enduring spirit of the American West.

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