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'Tilda Jane's Orphans

by Marshall Saunders

In the heartwarming novel, a mysterious letter sets in motion an extraordinary journey of love, compassion, and second chances. When a tattered envelope arrives on her doorstep one foggy morning, Tilda Jane's life takes an unexpected turn. Inside the letter lies a plea for help from a distant relative, urging her to care for a group of orphans left destitute and alone. With no inkling of the challenges ahead, Tilda Jane finds herself compelled to answer the call, despite her initial reservations. As she welcomes the young strangers into her humble home, Tilda Jane discovers that each child carries a poignant tale of hardship and loss. Determined to mend their shattered spirits, she opens her heart and arms to the fragile souls under her care, nurturing them with unconditional love and a glimmer of hope. Yet, the road to healing is far from smooth. Struggling against societal prejudice, financial hardship, and personal doubts, Tilda Jane must navigate the uncharted waters of parenthood while unraveling the secrets that brought these orphans into her life. Along the way, she forms an unexpected alliance with a kind-hearted doctor, whose presence brings both comfort and confusion. Set against the backdrop of a quaint village and its closely-knit community, "Tilda Jane's Orphans" is a tale of resilience and the triumph of the human spirit. As bonds deepen and hearts intertwine, the orphans and their devoted guardian discover that family isn't solely defined by blood, but by the love that knows no boundaries. Join Tilda Jane on a poignant journey of self-discovery, as she learns that even amidst life's most profound sorrows, the power of love can create a sanctuary of joy, and that miracles can blossom in the unlikeliest of places.

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Margaret Marshall Saunders was a prolific Canadian writer of children's stories and romance novels, a lecturer, and an animal rights advocate. She was an active member of the Local Council of Women of...

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01 - Hank Has a Laughing Fit
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02 - A Conflict of Wills
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03 - What is the Matter with Grandpa?
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04 - The Arrival of Milkweed
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05 - 'Tilda Jane's Mysterious Errand
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06 - A Call on the Lumber Merchant
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07 - His Only Son
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08 - Mild Forgiveness
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09 - An Unexpected Request
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10 - The Moneyed Pup
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11 - More About the Pup
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12 - Grandpa's Drive
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13 - Little Housetop
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14 - The Flight of a Wild Goose
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15 - The Pursuit of the Goose
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16 - A Tedious Waiting
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17 - The Return of the Treasures
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18 - Perletta's Pets
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19 - Grandpa's Dream
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20 - The Son of Muffles
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21 - 'Tilda Jane Receives a Shock
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22 - Cousin Oonah Riley
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23 - Perletta Puzzles Her Friends
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24 - Perletta Makes an Explanation
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25 - Hank Breaks Important News to Grandpa
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26 - A Cottage of Gentility
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27 - The Torraines
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