Top Results for Diary Letters

"Rose Under Fire" is a 2013 young adult historical fiction novel written by Elizabeth Wein, serving as a companion piece to her earlier novel "Code Name Verity." The story is primarily told through the diary entries and letters of Rose Justice, a young American pilot serving in the Air Transport Aux...

Published in 1997, "Freedom and Necessity" is a historical fantasy novel co-authored by Emma Bull and Steven Brust. The narrative is structured as an epistolary novel, relying on letters, diary entries, and newspaper clippings to tell its story. Set in mid-19th-century England during the Chartist mo...

The Buffalo Hunter Hunter is an epistolary historical novel that uses diary entries and written records to chronicle the violent conflicts of the American frontier.

Dear Mr. Henshaw is a 1983 children's novel by American author Beverly Cleary, illustrated by Paul O. Zelinsky. It is presented through letters and diary entries written by Leigh Botts, a boy who corresponds with his favorite author while coping with loneliness, school difficulties, and his parents'...

*The Lacuna* is a 2009 historical novel by American author Barbara Kingsolver that won the Orange Prize for Fiction. The narrative is constructed from the fictional protagonist Harrison William Shepherd's diaries, letters, and newspaper clippings. It traces his life from his youth in 1930s Mexico, w...

Dear Everybody is an epistolary novel written by American author Michael Kimball, published in 2007. The narrative reconstructs the life of Jonathon Bender, a man who took his own life, through a posthumous collection of letters and documents. These writings include letters Jonathon wrote to his fam...

Shagduk is a fantasy novel by J. B. Jackson, presented primarily through the diary of Steven, a young librarian and bass player. The narrative follows his daily life, relationships, work, and involvement with occult or supernatural events after he encounters material connected with a missing profess...

Ursula of Ulm is an epistolary novel that constructs its narrative through a series of letters, focusing intimately on the experiences of its titular protagonist.