A Girl Named Sarah (A Miracle for Sarah)
When Sarah was eleven her parents separated and sent her to live with her Grandmother Mrs. Brown. Sarah was very hurt and felt like it was her fault. Her parents felt they needed time apart to resolve their differences. She loved her grandmother very much but missed her parents. Sarah decided that she was going to make the best of her situation and focus on her grades in school and participate in sports. Coming up to her twelfth birthday, Sarah prayed that both of her parents would be there. They came and had a special envelope for her. On the front it read, A Miracle for Sarah. In the note, her parents asked for forgiveness of what they put her through and if she would forgive them, they would take her home that night. Sarah opened the envelope and read the note. She said, " Yes ! Yes!" They hugged and cried.
140 pages, 2 editions
English edition · First published 2020 by Trafford Publishing · ISBN 9781698705187
Readers also shelved
An American MarriageTayari Jones
The Black Prince: England's Greatest Medieval WarriorMichael K. Jones
Burn After WritingSharon Jones
Carnage: The Story of UsLesley Jones
Castle in the AirDiana Wynne Jones
Charmed LifeDiana Wynne JonesBe the first to rate this book
Editions
2 editions
English
- A Girl Named Sarah (A Miracle for Sarah) · Trafford Publishing · 2020 · ISBN 9781698705187 This page
- A Girl Named Sarah (A Miracle for Sarah) · Trafford Publishing · 2020 · ISBN 9781698705194
Keep track of what you read
Book Nook is a free reading tracker with a 3D bookshelf, a reading timer, challenges with friends and a Reading Wrapped at the end of the year. Add A Girl Named Sarah (A Miracle for Sarah) to your shelf in one tap.