Crissy’s Family

Crissy’s Family by Malcolm Ross, published by Piatkus in 1995, is a first edition novel that spans 457 pages. The story follows Crissy, who, along with her sister and three brothers, faces the challenges of being orphaned after their mother’s death. As she struggles to keep her family together, financial support from their grandfather provides a temporary solution, but his subsequent passing forces Crissy to confront the heartbreaking reality of separation.
Readers will find a narrative that delves into themes of family, love, and resilience in the face of adversity. The book explores Crissy’s determination to maintain her family’s bond amidst the trials they face, highlighting the emotional weight of their circumstances. With elements of romance woven into the historical backdrop, this edition presents a poignant exploration of familial ties and the sacrifices made for those we love.
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Crissy, her sister, and three brothers are all orphaned after their mother dies. She is desperate to keep the family together, and receives financial assistance from her grandfather. When he dies she finds she has no choice but to split everyone up.
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