Deer Godchild

Deer Godchild, written by Marguerite Bernard in 1917, tells the story of twelve-year-old James P. Jackson Jr., a young New Yorker who dedicates his time and energy to support a French child, Andrée Leblanc, during World War I. Despite having no money, he earns ten cents daily to provide extra food for her, showcasing his commitment to helping others in need. The book is notable for its heartfelt letters exchanged between James and Andrée, reflecting the impact of war on children and the spirit of giving.