Goodbye to Dreams

Goodbye to Dreams by Grace Thompson, published by Robert Hale in 2011, is a work of fiction that spans 224 pages. Set in a small seaside town frequented by summer visitors, the story revolves around sisters Cecily and Ada, who manage their father’s grocery shop while navigating the complexities of family life after their mother’s departure. Their lives are further intertwined with Myfanwy, a six-year-old girl they adopted following the tragic loss of her parents.
Readers will find a narrative that explores the dynamics of sibling relationships and the challenges of love and responsibility. The book delves into themes of family life and the emotional struggles faced by the sisters as they care for Myfanwy, highlighting the heartache that often accompanies deep affection. This edition presents a poignant look at the bonds that tie families together, set against the backdrop of a community that thrives on summer tourism.
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In a small seaside town popular with summer visitors, Cecily and Ada run their father’s grocery shop. Since their mother left them, they have lived above the shop with Myfanwy, a six-year-old they adopted when her parents died. Love for the sisters brings only heartache.
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