Janet McLaren, the Faithful Nurse

"Janet McLaren, the Faithful Nurse" by W.H.G. Kingston is a story set in the 1800s, following the Morrison children who are orphaned by a deadly sickness and left in the care of their nurse, Janet. It is a tale about devotion, strength, and keeping hopeful when life gets tough. Janet moves the children away from their home in the Highlands to a seaside town, where she pours her heart into raising them. The boys do well in school, but Margaret's poor health leads her to struggles and an eventual connection with a courageous boy named Alec. The story explores love, faith, and growing as a person while facing big challenges in life.