John's Lily

Eleanor C. Price's "John's Lily" is a poignant work of domestic fiction exploring themes of family and belonging in England. A timeless story centered on the lives of foster children and orphans, it delves into the complexities of finding connection and security. This literary novel offers a glimpse into the experiences of those seeking a place to call home. "John's Lily" resonates with its portrayal of human relationships and the enduring search for kinship. This carefully prepared edition ensures that Price's work remains accessible to all who appreciate classic stories of family life.

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