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Daybreak: A Story for Girls

By Florence Alice Sitwell

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

In an orphanage, two sisters face heartbreak and adversity, ultimately discovering the power of love and kindness to heal and transform their lives.

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2007-01-03
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Summary

"Daybreak: A Story for Girls" by Florence Alice Sitwell is a heartwarming tale of two sisters, Kate and Frances, who find themselves in an orphanage, facing a world of challenges and forging bonds of friendship. The story follows their journey through hardships, especially after a sad event causes Kate to leave the orphanage and confront the harsh realities of London. Upon returning, Kate discovers her calling, dedicating herself to nurturing other children in need and finding solace in acts of kindness, that highlights the girls' dreams such as Kate wanting to be a schoolmistress and Frances a nurse. Their narrative emphasizes themes of resilience, healing, and the profound impact of love and selflessness in overcoming life's trials.

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