The Little Girl on Tiger Mountain

On the European front, World War II was raging, but the United States had not yet entered the conflict. For six-year-old Lu, her idyllic childhood of farmyard pets, toadstools, and tree stump castles would change drastically with news of the attack on Pearl Harbor. Told from the perspective of a young girl, the historical fiction closely follows the true stories of families in rural western Washington during the 1940s.