It's 1814 and five-year-old Charlotte Tucker lives with her family in the town of Roxbury, near the bustling city of Boston. Life in the Tucker's little house has always been pleasant and merry, but Charlotte's family worries more and more about the war that's been going on since 1812. Now the British have gone and blockaded Boston harbor, and that means no molasses for supper. Charlotte is just beginning to realize that events happening far away can change things at her very own dinner table. What will the rest of the year bring for Charlotte and the Tucker family? The Little House saga continues!
From Little House by Boston Bay:
Saturday night had a cozy, comfortable feeling. A Saturday supper meant thick slices of brown bread on the plates beside the baked beans. It meant coffee for Mama and Papa instead of tea. And it meant three things in the middle of the dining-room table--the three members of what Charlotte privately thought of as "the Saturday family." There was the mother, a tall, delicately curved cruet of cider vinegar; the father, a squat redware molasses jug with a jaunty handle and a friendly chip on the rim; and between them, cradled in a glass dish, the butter baby. 
Charlotte had never told anyone about the Saturday family--it was nice to have a secret all her own. Besides, her brothers would tease her about it. Twelve-year-old Lewis would tease because he was a teasing kind of person, and Tom, who was seven, would tease because he did everything Lewis did. Lydia never teased, but she would either be not at all interested in the secret, or much too interested, and she would take over the game and change it. Charlotte did not want it to be changed. Like Saturday night itself, the Saturday family was perfect just as it was.

Little House by Boston Bay (Little House Prequel)

Children's Books

Wiley, Melissa

Literature & Fiction

Harpercollins

In the second book of the Charlotte Years series, winter is approaching and Charlotte's days are filled with cornhusking, candle dipping, and helping Mama mind baby Mary. Simultaneous.

On Tide Mill Lane (Little House: the Charlotte Years)

Harpercollins Childrens Books

With the end of the War of 1812, life for seven-year-old Charlotte is changing for the better when her father decides to take the family to Boston to see some of the sights and an animal called an elephant, yet despite the excitement of the city, there isWith the end of the War of 1812, life for seven-year-old Charlotte is changing for the better when her father decides to take the family to Boston to see some of the sights and an animal called an elephant, yet despite the excitement of the city, there is still one thing she loves more in Roxbury. Simultaneous. still one thing she loves more in Roxbury. Simultaneous.

The Road from Roxbury (Little House: the Charlotte Years)

With the end of the War of 1812, life for seven-year-old Charlotte is changing for the better when her father decides to take the family to Boston to see some of the sights and an animal called an elephant, yet despite the excitement of the city, there isWith the end of the War of 1812, life for seven-year-old Charlotte is changing for the better when her father decides to take the family to Boston to see some of the sights and an animal called an elephant, yet despite the excitement of the city, there is still one thing she loves more in Roxbury. Simultaneous. still one thing she loves more in Roxbury. Simultaneous.

Eleven-year-old Charlotte is thrilled with everything about her small home town, her family life, and the world in which she lives, but when the construction of the dam turns her town into a noisy mess, Charlotte fears that her family may consider moving away from the only home she has ever known. Simultaneous.

Across the Puddingstone Dam (Little House)

In the second volume of the Martha Years series, seven-year-old Martha finds herself alone after the holidays since everyone in her family is busy, but when she gets a pet hedgehog and learns that her cousins are moving across the street, things suddenly get exciting!

The Far Side of the Loch (Little House the Martha Years)

With the arrival of her new governess, Miss Crow, Martha begins to see that her work is quite important and soon realizes she could learn a great deal from her if she only took the time to get to know her. Simultaneous.

Down to the Bonny Glen (Little House the Martha Years)

Beyond the Heather Hills (Little House Prequel)

In this fourth book in the Martha Years series, ten-year-old Martha journeys to the bustling city of Perth to visit her newly married sister Grisie. This is Martha's first time away from the Scottish Highlands, and the fair city on the River Tay is more exciting than she could have ever imagined!

Biographies

In 1814, five-year-old Charlotte Tucker is just beginning to realize that events happening far away can change things for her family in Roxbury, Massachusetts

Little House by Boston Bay (Little House: the Charlotte Years)

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Books by Wiley, Melissa

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Little House by Boston Bay (Little House Prequel)

On Tide Mill Lane (Little House: the Charlotte Years)

On Tide Mill Lane (Little House: the Charlotte Years)

The Road from Roxbury (Little House: the Charlotte Years)

The Road from Roxbury (Little House: the Charlotte Years)

Across the Puddingstone Dam (Little House)

The Far Side of the Loch (Little House the Martha Years)

Down to the Bonny Glen (Little House the Martha Years)

Beyond the Heather Hills (Little House Prequel)

Little House by Boston Bay (Little House: the Charlotte Years)