Grandmother's Child

This poignant tale of love and sacrifice is a timeless classic of Christian literature. Set in rural Scotland in the late 19th century, the novel follows the struggles of a young girl growing up in poverty, and the grandmother who raises her. Through hardship and heartache, they learn the true meaning of selflessness and compassion, and the power of faith in times of trial. A beautifully written novel for readers of all ages.
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