Lotta's Progress

Norma Johnston. HarperTrophy, $3.99 (160pp) ISBN 978-0-380-78916-0

In this historical novel set in 1838, Lotta, a German immigrant girl, and her family have trouble adjusting to their new life in America, until she befriends Louisa May Alcott. Ages 8-12. (May)

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