Mine for Keeps

Mine for Keeps by Jean Little, published by Prh Canada Young Readers on September 30, 2008, is a 232-page work in English that explores the challenges faced by a young girl returning home after time away at school. The story follows Sally Copeland as she grapples with feelings of fear and uncertainty about her acceptance by her siblings and her ability to navigate life with cerebral palsy. This edition presents a nuanced look at family dynamics and personal growth in the context of health and social themes.

Readers will find a thoughtful portrayal of Sally’s journey as she confronts her emotions and the realities of attending a regular school while living with a disability. The narrative delves into the complexities of family relationships and the impact of illness on daily living. Through Sally’s experiences, the book addresses significant social themes, providing insight into the feelings and challenges that arise from her unique situation.