A Little Maid of Province Town

by Alice Turner Curtis

Overview

Life is full of adventure for little Anne Nelson who lives in a fishing village at the tip of Cape Cod in the days before the American Revolution. There are the wolves in the forest and the British man-of-war Somerset is in the bay. Worst of all, her father is lost at sea and the other children in Province Town say he is a British Spy. Then she gets the chance to help the rebels as the Revolution begins.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781732762695
Publisher:	Parnassus
Publication date:	06/25/2021
Series:	Cape Cod Classics
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	120
File size:	198 KB
Age Range:	8 - 12 Years

About the Author

Alice Curtis Turner (1860-1958) was a New England native who wrote nearly 40 books of historical fiction featuring young heroines in the American Revolution and Civil War. A Little Maid of Province Town was the first of her Little Maid books. She wrote 24 in all, each telling of a a young girl's adventures in Colonial America during the American Revolution. Anne Nelson's advHer other series included the Grandpa's Little Girls series, the Little Heroine series, the Yankee Girl series, the Marjorie series, and the Little Runaways series.

Table of Contents

Anne Nelson

Anne Wins a Friend

Anne's Secret

Anne and The Wolf

Scarlet Stockings

Captured by Indians

Out to Sea

On the Island

The Castaways

Safe at Home

Captain Enos's Secrets

An Unexpected Journey

Anne Finds Her Father

A Candy Party

A Spring Picnic

The May Party

The Sloop, "Peggy"