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The Tale of the Journey

Swedish Migration to America

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The Tale of the Journey

By: Esther Warren
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They left with nothing but a suitcase and a name — and built a legacy that still lives in your kitchen, your stories, your heart.
Step into the journey of the Swedish emigrants who crossed oceans, carried traditions, and quietly shaped a new world — one letter, one recipe, one memory at a time.

Between 1850 and 1920, more than a million Swedes left everything behind in search of a better life in America. Their stories have been scattered across time — in letters, in family memories, and in the silent spaces between generations.

In this beautifully crafted blend of history and historical fiction, Esther Warren brings those voices back to life. The Tale of the Journey traces the real-life emigration of Swedish families and pairs it with poignant fictional vignettes that reflect the resilience, heartbreak, and quiet hope of those who crossed the sea.

With rich, immersive storytelling and evocative detail, you’ll journey from the rocky fields of Småland to the prairies of Minnesota, from cramped steerage cabins to bustling Ellis Island, and from letters stained with sea salt to the hearts of their modern descendants.

Whether you have Swedish roots or simply a love for timeless, human stories, this book invites you to rediscover a legacy shaped by courage, connection, and the enduring pull of home.

Americas Europe Historical Fiction United States
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