Books like Meet Marie-Grace by Sarah Masters Buckey

A young orphan girl from Canada makes her way to a Prince Edward Island farm and becomes a cherished member of a family there, all while proving she has a talent for making friends and learning languages.

Anne Shirley: A Teacher's Inspiration in Prince Edward Island, Canada

Anne Shirley embarks on a new adventure as she leaves her old life in Prince Edward Island for college in Kingsport, Nova Scotia.

In colonial Williamsburg, a nine‑year‑old girl named Felicity rescues a beautiful horse from a cruel owner, bringing hope and justice to a harsh 1774 community.

When her father marches off to fight in World War II, nine‑year‑old Molly adapts to a new life in a wartime kitchen, a victory garden, and a rival brother, all while learning about responsibility, forgiveness, and the magic of music.

When Kit's father's business closes due to the Great Depression, she shows resourcefulness as she navigates her new life.

A time-travel adventure in the Infinity Ring series for young readers, as best friends fix a mutiny on the Santa María ship in 1520 AD.

When a deadly yellow fever outbreak engulfs New Orleans in 1853, an affluent African‑American family must confront illness, loss, and the resilience of friendship and kinship in a turbulent era.

In 1853 New Orleans, Cecile, a well‑to‑do black girl, partners with her white friend Marie‑Grace to orchestrate a secret adventure at a Mardi Gras costume ball, exploring friendship and race relations in a vibrant historic setting.

Julie discovers the truth about her new friend Carla, set in San Francisco in 1977, focusing on the themes of honesty and friendship in a historical context.

During the 1853 yellow fever outbreak in New Orleans, Marie‑Grace looks after an abandoned infant, capturing the plight of orphans and the resilience of French American communities.

Grace Kincaid, a teenage tennis star, discovers that fame isn’t the happiness she expected and must find her true self before a pivotal three‑month period concludes.

Two boys from different backgrounds discover their true talents when they trade their expected paths—one a budding violinist, the other a future baseball pitcher.

When a 1853 yellow fever outbreak devastates New Orleans, young Cecile collaborates with her friend Marie‑Grace to support the city’s recovery and help its vulnerable residents.

Two adventurous girls aboard a grand Mississippi steamboat race against rival seekers to decode a hidden gold‑rush treasure, uncovering friendship, mystery, and 1850s river life.

When Marie‑Grace and her friend Cecile help backstage at a New Orleans theater for a famous English opera company, they uncover unsettling secrets that turn a music lesson into a mysterious, haunted adventure.

"Find your inner Grace: A modern day guide to the classic beauty and timeless style of the Hollywood starlet and real-life Princess, Grace Kelly set a standard for elegance that continues to inspire women today--particularly in our Mad Men-crazed era. More than merely blessed with camera-wooing beauty, Princess Grace was also a canny decision maker who selected roles that quickly made her one of cinema's most adored and unforgettable leading ladies. She also captured hearts on- and off-camera, including many belonging to her handsome co-stars. Though her reign as Princess of Hollywood yielded all-too-soon to her real-life role as Princess of Monaco, Grace Kelly remains the timeless embodiment of refined glamour, style, and poise. Now, Gina McKinnon makes Grace Kelly's indelible style secrets available to everyone. In What Would Grace Do?, readers will find invaluable lessons in charm and loveliness--from handling careers and cashmere to manners and men. In the style of What Would Jackie Do? and What Would Audrey Do? comes a beautifully designed book filled with lovely two-color illustrations. What Would Grace Do? inspires women everywhere to reach for those moments of strife when we could all use a little Grace."--