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Mitford Years

by Jan Karon

14 books Started 1994 Latest 2017
Publication Reading Order

The Mitford Years is a Children's Fiction series by Jan Karon, comprising 14 books published between 1994 and 2017. Books are listed in publication order, which is the recommended reading sequence.

# Title Year Buy
1 At Home in Mitford 1994 Buy from Amazon
A Light in the Window cover 2 A Light in the Window 1995 Buy from Amazon
These High, Green Hills cover 3 These High, Green Hills 1996 Buy from Amazon
Out to Canaan cover 4 Out to Canaan 1997 Buy from Amazon
A New Song cover 5 A New Song 1999 Buy from Amazon
A Common Life cover 6 A Common Life 2001 Buy from Amazon
In This Mountain cover 7 In This Mountain 2002 Buy from Amazon
Shepherds Abiding cover 8 Shepherds Abiding 2003 Buy from Amazon
Light from Heaven cover 9 Light from Heaven 2005 Buy from Amazon
Home to Holly Springs cover 10 Home to Holly Springs 2007 Buy from Amazon
In the Company of Others cover 11 In the Company of Others 2010 Buy from Amazon
Somewhere Safe with Somebody Good cover 12 Somewhere Safe with Somebody Good 2014 Buy from Amazon
Come Rain or Come Shine cover 13 Come Rain or Come Shine 2015 Buy from Amazon
To Be Where You Are cover 14 To Be Where You Are 2017 Buy from Amazon
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Jan Karon (born October 6, 1937) is an American novelist best known for her series of "Mitford" novels. Karon grew up in Elon College, North Carolina, and attended high school in Burlington. She graduated from Elon College in 1955 and worked as a teacher in Virginia, North Carolina, and Japan. In 1976, she published her first novel, "In the Company of Others." The Mitford novels, which began with "At Home in Mitford" in 1994, are set in the fictional town of Mitford, North Carolina. The novels follow the lives of Father Tim Kavanagh, the town's Episcopal priest, and his friends and parishioners. The series has been praised for its heartwarming stories and its portrayal of small-town life. Karon has won numerous awards for her writing, including the Christy Award for Best Inspirational Novel and the Reader's Choice Award for Best Inspirational Fiction. Her novels have been translated into 30 languages and have sold over 25 million copies worldwide.

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