Publisher's Synopsis
"Friendless Felicia Or A Little City Sparrow" by Eleanora H. Stooke is a novel that follows a young girl as she faces hardship and loss. The narrative explores the struggles of a poor girl and her ailing mother, living in an attic in a working-class neighborhood. The story delves into the challenges of poverty, love, responsibility, and the need for connection. The opening scenes set the tone of emotional hardship, illustrating the bond between Felicia and her mother, who works tirelessly to make ends meet. As her mother's health deteriorates, Felicia must confront the fear of losing the one person who has always been there for her. The novel also reflects on the role of community support in times of crisis, as neighbors come to their aid, offering compassion amid their difficulties. Throughout, the story captures the essence of familial love, the strain of responsibility on a young girl's shoulders, and the anxiety of navigating a world where survival seems increasingly uncertain. The emotional depth of Felicia's journey unfolds as she faces the daunting challenge of finding her way in a world that has been harsh and unforgiving.
