Too Young To Know

Wildfire #30

by Elisabeth Ogilvie

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186 pages

First published January 1, 1982

About the author

Elisabeth Ogilvie’s striking evocation of the atmosphere of the Maine seacoast that is the background of The Seasons Hereafter is no accident, for she lived in just such an area for many years, and her love for its people and their way of life has influenced all her novels.
Her activities on Gay’s Island, where she spent most of the year, included writing, gardening, and “trying not to suspect that a bear is at the door, a moose lurking in among the alders, or a horned owl hovering overhead about to bear away the cat.”
She contributed a considerable amount of writing of magazine fiction and children’s books, and is the author of several novels, including There May Be Heaven, The Witch Door, Rowan Head, The Dawning of the Day, Storm Tide, and one book of nonfiction, My World Is an Island.

Reviews

[Mai · Rating 4 out of 5]

Another wildfire romance from my teens. Spoiled protected girl goes to Scotland and grows up. Beautiful in lots of ways.

[Tasneemirsh · Rating 2 out of 5]

the ending was not nice and it was boring