Janet Mclaren, the Faithful Nurse
1872
Published in 1872, 'Janet Mclaren, the Faithful Nurse' by William Henry Giles Kingston tells the story of the Morrison family, who are left orphaned after their parents die from an epidemic. The devoted nurse, Janet, takes on the responsibility of raising the three children—Margaret, David, and Donald—amidst hardship and loss. The novel explores themes of loyalty, resilience, and hope as the children adapt to their new life in a seaside town, facing various challenges along the way, including Margaret's health issues and her connection to a brave boy named Alec.
