Little Sister

In Little Sister, Rose Bowan experiences vivid dreams of being in another woman's body whenever thunderstorms roll in, prompting her to explore whether she is dreaming or truly inhabiting another life. As she seeks answers, her family faces their own struggles, including her mother's early dementia and her sister's haunting presence. Barbara Gowdy masterfully weaves a story about empathy, identity, and the deep bonds of family, blending elegant prose with thought-provoking themes.