"The Orphans of Glen Elder" by Margaret M. Robertson is a moving story about two young orphans, Archie and Lilias Elder, facing hardship in the Scottish countryside after their mother passes away. The book explores the strong bond between siblings and themes of faith and never giving up against a harsh life. We're introduced to Aunt Janet who is worried and comes to help the children of her brother who passed away. She finds Archie in poor health at a small house, clinging to memories of his mother, and Lilias, his brave sister, comforting him. Readers quickly understand the challenges Archie and Lilias face on their own, and begin to see the familial bonds and hope.
The Orphans of Glen Elder
By Margaret M. (Margaret Murray) Robertson
Amidst loss and hardship, orphaned siblings in the Scottish countryside must hold onto their faith and familial bond to face an uncertain future.
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