Always Your Sister
Frances PrenticePaperback 2025-03-01
Publisher's Description:
Dear Noah, I miss you so, so much.
Living on a farm Millie has a lot going on. Life as a pre-teen brings big, mixed feelings, but with friends, family and the school chaplain she just might make it through.
Millie's baby brother, Noah, was stillborn 4 years ago. She writes to him in heaven, confiding her anxieties when her parents announce they are going to have another baby. Millie is both excited and scared.
What if this baby dies like Noah did? What if something happens to her mum?
As Millie learns to take life day-by-day, she finds that even in storms there are sometimes rainbows.
Endorsements:
"Warmhearted and optimistic." —Kirkus Reviews
About the Author:
Frances Prentice is a mother of six, including one stillborn, who lives with her husband and two youngest children on a cattle property in rural Queensland. She juggles her writing with home schooling, tutoring and running a home school co-op. This is her first middle-grade novel.
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Publisher's Description:
Dear Noah, I miss you so, so much.
Living on a farm Millie has a lot going on. Life as a pre-teen brings big, mixed feelings, but with friends, family and the school chaplain she just might make it through.
Millie's baby brother, Noah, was stillborn 4 years ago. She writes to him in heaven, confiding her anxieties when her parents announce they are going to have another baby. Millie is both excited and scared.
What if this baby dies like Noah did? What if something happens to her mum?
As Millie learns to take life day-by-day, she finds that even in storms there are sometimes rainbows.
Endorsements:
"Warmhearted and optimistic." —Kirkus Reviews
About the Author:
Frances Prentice is a mother of six, including one stillborn, who lives with her husband and two youngest children on a cattle property in rural Queensland. She juggles her writing with home schooling, tutoring and running a home school co-op. This is her first middle-grade novel.