Made in Maine

As Luna and Hunter lead a fundraising effort, they uncover dark secrets and terrifying risks. Can they knit their broken community back together, or will the weight of Edgewater's despair prove too heavy to bear?

For fans of realistic fiction that explores contemporary social issues, Made in Maine is a coming-of-age story about resilience, acceptance, and the power of community in the face of economic hardship. Discover a tale where not everything broken can be fixed, but where hope can still bloom in the most unlikely places.

Shawn Samuelson Henry grew up in Hanover, New Hampshire. After earning degrees from Bucknell University, Harvard University and the University of Wyoming, Shawn taught English to teenagers for more than a decade. As a children's librarian, she wrote her first middle-grade novel about a blood-doping scandal at the winter Olympics solely for the purpose of entertaining her students. Shawn is an avid playwright whose plays have won competitions and been produced across the United States and Canada. Shawn currently lives in Davidson, North Carolina, with her husband and three children.