Girls of the Promised Land Book One
Daughter of Lehi
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The Girls of the Promised Land series by young adult LDS author Pamela Harrington is an epic saga that experiences the events of The Book of Mormon through the eyes of the girls and women who lived, lead, and loved throughout the history of the Nephites and Jaredites. Discover the scriptures stories you thought you knew from a whole new perspective and see how girls and women were integral to the events and people of The Book of Mormon. Beginning with the sister of Nephi all the way to the downfall of the Nephite civilization, see how young women helped shape the destiny of their people. Full ...
The Girls of the Promised Land series by young adult LDS author Pamela Harrington is an epic saga that experiences the events of The Book of Mormon through the eyes of the girls and women who lived, lead, and loved throughout the history of the Nephites and Jaredites. Discover the scriptures stories you thought you knew from a whole new perspective and see how girls and women were integral to the events and people of The Book of Mormon. Beginning with the sister of Nephi all the way to the downfall of the Nephite civilization, see how young women helped shape the destiny of their people. Full of adventure, self-discovery, and faith building experiences, Girls of the Promise Land is a series that will bring the scriptures to life and prove that we are not so different from those who have gone before, and that The Book of Mormon was written for our day. Daughter of Lehi Family can be complicated, especially for Aliyah, daughter of Lehi. Being the little sister to Laman, Lemuel, Sam and Nephi isn't always easy. However, family is always worth it, isn't it? With the world around her starting to turn topsy-turvy, Aliyah has to find a way to navigate being an almost-adult in a world that isn't the same one her parents grew up in. Are her parents just being old fashioned as Laman suggests, or has Jerusalem become a wicked place? Is there a way to tell if something is just a silly tradition or if God is trying to warn of impending doom?
