The Pearl of Orr's Island: A Story of the Coast of Maine, 1862 Classic of Orphaned Innocence, Community Bonds, and Quiet Love

Annotated ContentThis edition has been annotated with the following unique content.Key Historical Insights A Coastal Tale of Quiet Strength and Deep BelongingAn orphaned girl by the sea. A rugged island community. A life shaped by sacrifice, resilience, and love.On the wild Maine coast, Mara Lincoln grows up under the care of her close-knit village after losing her parents as an infant. Surrounded by fishermen, pine forests, and the vast Atlantic, she learns the rhythms of hardship and hope. Her gentle dignity and steadfast moral grace touch everyone she meets, weaving her life into the heart of Orr’s Island.This tender novel paints a vivid portrait of 19th-century maritime life—where faith, compassion, and community shape destinies amidst nature’s relentless power. Quietly powerful, it explores how true worth is not found in wealth or status but in kindness and courage.For readers who love regional fiction, rich natural settings, and deeply human stories of perseverance, this remains a moving classic of American literature.This edition from Garden Grove Press features a floral cover reflecting Mara’s purity, resilience, and the novel’s gentle coastal spirit.Perfect for classic literature lovers and anyone drawn to tales of moral strength and belonging.Add this timeless story to your collection today and step into a world of coastal beauty, compassion, and quiet heroism.Edition HighlightsOriginal 1862 textRegional maritime novel6 x 9 inchesMatte cover (with gorgeous artwork)Cream paperFont size: 12 pt. (reader-friendly) Read more