A Little Girl in Old Quebec

"A Little Girl in Old Quebec" by Amanda M. Douglas is a journey into the heart of historical Canada through the eyes of a young girl named Rose, who is living in the early settlement of Quebec and learns to navigate her world. From their first encounter, Rose charms Ralph Destournier, leading him to reflect on all of Samuel de Champlain's hard work. She learns a great deal form him, like how to read and interesting information about their beautiful new home. Rose is presented as a quirky and independent little lady who finds herself at odds with the restrictions put on her. The story shows what life was like during the establishment of Quebec, filled with excitement, challenges, and the opportunity for growth.