Patricia MacLachlan began writing Sarah, Plain and Tall while living in New England as she missed her home in Wyoming.[9] She was inspired to create Sarah’s character by familial stores recounted by her mother during her childhood.[7] MacLachlan described her writing process as taking place in her home's music room, where she worked on a typewriter, accompanied by her dogs.[9]
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