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111 pp.
| Front |
April, 2001 |
TradeISBN 1-886910-69-3$$14.95
(3)
4-6
Translated by Nancy Forest-Flier.
Young Maria reluctantly gives up "her" attic when the difficult, bed-ridden Grandma Forever (so nicknamed because she is ninety-three) comes to live with the family. The two slowly develop a relationship, which, because of Maria's faith that the dead are merely sleeping, continues even after Grandma Forever dies. Maria's voice is fresh and her story an original one about friendship and faith.