And We Will Be No More

by MS Anne Schraff

Published 1 January 2000

Hear That Whistle Blow

by MS Anne Schraff

Published 1 January 1999
During the Great Depression, Hank Proctor has to put aside his dreams of becoming a doctor to care for his parents, amidst worry that his father will do something desperate.

Strawberry Autumn

by MS Anne Schraff

Published 1 January 1999
In 1956, high school junior Grace Foster doesn't see the racial injustices in her hometown of Lipscomb, Alabama, until a friend points them out, but she soon discovers a cause worth fighting for.

The Greatest Heroes

by MS Anne Schraff

Published 1 September 1999
Ken Sutton is a good American citizen, but he knows that the war in Vietnam is wrong and feels he must do all he can to stop it, despite his father's strong objections.

Dream Mountain

by MS Anne Schraff

Published 1 January 1999

Winter at Wolf Crossing

by MS Anne Schraff

Published 1 January 1999

Witches of Northboro

by MS Anne Schraff

Published 1 January 2000

Burning of the Valley

by MS Anne Schraff

Published 1 January 2000

Freedom Knows No Color

by MS Anne Schraff

Published 1 January 1999

Darkness

by MS Anne Schraff

Published 1 September 1999
In 1939 in Westphalia, Ohio, seventeen-year-old German American Karl Schmidt has trouble believing what he is hearing from his friend Rebecca about Jews being mistreated by Hitler.

Because of her stepmother, Josephine Thorpe, age fourteen, has to leave the family farm in 1873 to work in a clothing mill.

Wait Until Spring

by MS Anne Schraff

Published 1 September 1999
Sixteen-year-old Amelia Kintz misses her snug little house in Germany after her family moves to a dirty shanty in an Ohio immigrant settlement in 1855.

Dear Mr. Kilmer

by MS Anne Schraff

Published 1 January 1999


Mark on History

by MS Anne Schraff

Published 1 January 2000
Sixteen-year-old Lao Wai has come to America to make his fortune, working on the transcontinental railroad.