Treasure Valley

"Treasure Valley" by Mary Esther Miller MacGregor is a story that paints a picture of country living through the experiences of John McIntyre, his family, and their community. The story focuses on themes of friendship and community, as the characters face everyday challenges and share joyful moments. As the story begins, we learn about John McIntyre, who is excited about a family trip while he thinks back on a successful summer. MacGregor uses rich descriptions to show the happiness enjoyed by the McIntyre family. He interacts with Martin, his friend, who talks about worries relating to their new neighbor, Satan Symonds. Kindness and relationships between neighbors are woven into the story of life in the cozy village of Elmbrook.