Leila at Home a continuation of Leila in England

"Leila at Home" by Ann Fraser Tytler is a story that catches up with Leila as she begins her life in England, thinking about her childhood and understanding what family really means. The story follows Leila's interactions with her cousins, Selina and Matilda as they're very excited and happy after she arrives at Woodlands, their family's place near her Uncle's house. Selina, who now can talk, especially enjoys being around Leila, which shows how close they are. However, Leila often thinks about the past, especially when she thinks about her home that was lost. Because of this, the story reveals that Leila struggles with her feelings, and now she has new responsibilities as she gets older. As the story moves forward, Leila experiences both joyful moments and times of thinking, which helps her grow and learn how to navigate her feelings and her relationships with her family.