The Daughter of Virginia Dare

"The Daughter of Virginia Dare" by Mary Virginia Wall is a story set in the early days of America, where Eleanor Dare and her daughter Virginia sail to the New World to start anew. Onboard the "Admiral", excitement soon turns to hardship. Their story is woven into the mystery of the lost Roanoke colony, showcasing the challenges of survival in a world of beauty and danger. The story shows Eleanor facing her fears while on the ship, highlights the struggles of the voyage, and the tough realities of the new colony, including starvation and clashes with native people. Throughout, her role as a mother is central, especially when things get dangerous, highlighting the emotional struggles of life in this new land.