Left at Home

"Left at Home, or, The Heart's Resting Place" by Mary L. Code, explores the enduring importance of home and family life. This classic children's story delves into the domestic lives of sisters navigating childhood. Through their experiences, the book examines themes of family, belonging, and the significance of "home" as more than just a physical place, but as the heart's true resting place. A heartwarming tale of orphans and their journey, this book offers a glimpse into juvenile fiction focused on family dynamics and social themes relevant to girls and women. Meticulously prepared for print republication, this edition preserves the timeless quality of Code's work.

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