Christina Baker Kline
What’s inside
Orphan Train by Christina Baker Kline is a poignant novel intertwining the lives of a 91-year-old woman and a 17-year-old foster girl. Both characters are connected through their experiences with America’s Orphan Train movement.
You’ll Learn
- Gain insights into a lesser-known part of American history
- Explore themes of resilience and survival
- Understand the importance of intergenerational relationships
- Reflect on the concept of family and belonging
Key Points
- Introduction to the Orphan Train movement
- The intergenerational bond between Vivian and Molly
- Exploration of identity and family
- Survival and resilience through hardship
- The healing power of sharing stories
- Search for belonging and acceptance
Who’s it For
- Historical fiction enthusiasts
- Readers interested in American history
- Young adults
- People interested in stories of resilience
About the author
Christina Baker Kline is a celebrated author known for weaving historical facts with compelling fiction. Her knack for storytelling brings to life forgotten chapters of history.