Little, Jean

Continues the life story of the Canadian writer who grew up visually impaired and later completely lost her sight.

Elspet Mary is happy to be living with her kind aunt and uncle after her mother and father die, but worries when the family decides to go to Upper Canada from Scotland to own their own farm.

Timid Ben learns how to deal with his fears when he spends the weekend with Aunt Rose and meets a big Labrador retriever named Gully.

A young girl with cerebral palsy returns home from a school for handicapped children and learns to adjust to a regular school.

Two sets of sisters learn about family relationships during a vacation they share at a beach cottage.

Young Jeremy and Sarah learn to cope with their grief and drastically changed lifestyle during their father's battle with cancer, which forces their mother to sell their house and return to school full time.

When Fielding moves into a new neighborhood, he hopes to make new friends and get the dog of his dreams.

Nell's cat is lost and her whole family is being mean to her even though yesterday was her birthday.

Willow, abandoned by her mother on the streets of Vancouver and left to care for her difficult little brother Twig, is placed in the care of her estranged grandmother in Ontario, but is unsure whether she and Twig have truly found a home.

Emma overcomes her shyness and no longer hates reading out loud in school when her new friend, Sally, shows her the secret of her magic boots.