Patricia MacLachlan
Patricia MacLachlan is an American author known for her works of children's and young adult fiction. Her notable books include "Skylark," "Waiting for the Magic," "White Fur Flying," and "The Facts and Fictions of Minna Pratt," which often explore themes of family and connection. MacLachlan's writing has received various accolades, reflecting her impact on children's literature.
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Books by Patricia MacLachlan
4 books available
The Facts and Fictions of Minna Pratt
by Patricia MacLachlan
4.0(487)
A young cellist dealing with her unusual, philosophical family finds clarity and self-acceptance through a friendship with a boy from a seemingly perfect world.
White Fur Flying
by Patricia MacLachlan
3.9(1,660)
In a house filled with the joyful chaos of rescued dogs and white fur, a young girl named Zoe finds that the same love and patience used to heal abandoned animals might help the silent boy across the street.
Waiting for the Magic
by Patricia MacLachlan
4.0(3,082)
When their parents mysteriously drift apart, four talking dogs and a philosophical cat must guide a young brother and sister to rediscover the magic of family love before it's too late.
Skylark
by Patricia MacLachlan
3.9(5,748)
During a severe prairie drought, a young girl named Anna struggles with her family's separation, as her mother, Sarah, longs for the sea, hoping her parents will reunite and their home will be whole again.