Like Family

Set in rural Michigan during the early 20th century, this audiobook follows Mollie Crowley, a spirited Irish teacher, and Cecelia Pokorski, a young Polish orphan, as they navigate cultural tensions, grief, and societal challenges after the 1918 influenza pandemic. Amidst suspicion and prejudice, Mollie, Cecelia, and her mother, Catherine, find strength in their resilience, creativity, and the bonds of family, highlighting themes of love, community, and overcoming adversity. The story draws meaningful parallels to contemporary struggles faced during times of crisis, emphasizing hope and connection.