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Turn Of The Tide
by Eleanor H. Porter
After four long years of enduring unimaginable hardships in the slums of New York City, nine-year-old Margret Kendall returns home to the warm embrace of her beloved mother. This reunion is filled with joy and excitement, but Margrets journey is far from over. As she adjusts to life back home, she grapples with her mothers impending marriage, the challenge of connecting with her new stepfamily, and the lingering worry for her friends left behind in New York. Turn Of The Tide is a captivating tale of resilience and growth, filled with unexpected twists and a touch of humor. While it explores some darker themes, the story ultimately uplifts and inspires, reminding us of the power of friendship and determination. Dont forget to check out the prequel, Cross Currents, available as an audiobook in the LibriVox catalog (Summary by Stav Nisser).
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After four long years of enduring unimaginable hardships in the slums of New York City, nine-year-old Margret Kendall returns home to the warm embrace of her beloved mother. This reunion is filled with joy and excitement, but Margrets journey is far from over. As she adjusts to life back home, she grapples with her mothers impending marriage, the challenge of connecting with her new stepfamily, and the lingering worry for her friends left behind in New York. Turn Of The Tide is a captivating tale of resilience and growth, filled with unexpected twists and a touch of humor. While it explores some darker themes, the story ultimately uplifts and inspires, reminding us of the power of friendship and determination. Dont forget to check out the prequel, Cross Currents, available as an audiobook in the LibriVox catalog (Summary by Stav Nisser).
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Eleanor H. Porter
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