Martha Finley
Elsie at the world’s fair follows the beloved family as they set out on an exciting trip to the 1893 World’s Columbian Exposition in Chicago. The story centers on preparations for the journey, including the upcoming marriage of key characters, creating a warm backdrop of family love and support. As summer unfolds, Elsie’s sons and relatives eagerly anticipate the marvelous exhibits and celebrations that await them at the fairgrounds, reflecting themes of togetherness, joy, and exploration. The novel captures both the excitement and the values of close-knit family bonds amid the wonder of the historic event. Through lively social gatherings and shared adventures, characters deepen their connections and experience growth. The narrative combines historical detail with heartfelt moments, emphasizing faith, community, and the uplifting power of familial love during times of celebration and change.
