The Dust Bowl Orphans

📚 The Dust Bowl Orphans by Suzette D. Harrison

Oklahoma, 1935. When a devastating dust storm separates fifteen-year-old Faith Wilson and her younger sister, Hope, from their parents, their journey toward a better life becomes a desperate struggle to survive. Facing hunger, racism, and uncertain shelter, Faith must decide whom she can trust while trying to keep her sister safe.

Decades later, in California, Zoe Edwards discovers an old photograph of a girl who bears an uncanny resemblance to her. Searching for answers, she uncovers a family history filled with secrets, sacrifice, and extraordinary courage.

Weaving together two timelines, The Dust Bowl Orphans is an emotional historical novel about sisterhood, survival, and the enduring ties of family. A compelling pick for readers who love historical fiction with a mystery at its heart.