According to Rita Buchoff, a professor of Children's Literature at the University of Central Florida, Sarah, Plain and Tall provides readers with the opportunity to explore themes such as “issues of family life, loneliness, hardship, and acceptance of life’s experiences.”[7] Additionally, Martha Saxton, in a review for The New York Times, asserted that the novel teaches lessons about love and harmony.[8]
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