Mine for Keeps

Mine for Keeps by Jean Little, published by Puffin in 1996, is a 224-page work written in English. The story follows Sally Copeland, who, after returning home from school, grapples with feelings of fear and uncertainty. As she navigates her new environment, she questions whether her siblings will accept her and how she will manage her independence, especially as she prepares to attend a regular school while living with cerebral palsy.

Readers will find a narrative that delves into Sally’s internal struggles and her journey toward self-acceptance. The book addresses themes related to disabilities and the challenges faced by children in similar situations. Through Sally’s experiences, the story explores the dynamics of family relationships and the quest for belonging, providing insight into the complexities of growing up with a disability.