'Tilda Jane

'Tilda Jane is an orphan with a dog and nowhere to go. When the orphanage refuses to let her keep her faithful companion, she walks out the door and into the wilderness, determined to find a place that will take them both. Armed with nothing but stubborn courage and a heart that won't quit, she travels through the rugged Canadian backcountry and along the Maine coast, meeting everyone from wealthy families to reclusive homesteaders. Some turn her away. Some offer shelter. And some become the family she's been searching for. This is a story about what it means to belong somewhere, and what you're willing to endure to keep the ones you love. 'Tilda Jane isn't just looking for a home she's looking for someone to see her. With vivid depictions of turn-of-the-century Canada and a heroine whose spirit never flags, this novel captures the loneliness of displacement and the unexpected grace of human connection. Perfect for readers who love spirited young protagonists and stories of perseverance against the odds. A timeless adventure about a girl and her dog against the world.