R S Oswald: 4 books

24 Christian and secular poems, including three haikus, an abecedarian poem, and three traditional rhyming poems, among others.

A bridge. A ballad. A Bible. Anne thinks her life is over when she and what's left of her family have to move from their spacious country home to a cramped apartment in the city. The neighbors don't like her to play music; the local school is infested with cockroaches; and worst of all, her father...

Two sisters must learn to get along with each other after their mother disappears. Rose, the younger sister, wants to stay in their family's cottage and hope for the best, while Agnes believes that it would be best to move on. During their stay at a run-down orphanage, they realize that there is more to the world, their mother, and themselves than they could ever have imagined.

From the author of Darkness Before Dawn comes a new collection of poetry, exploring themes such as overcoming abuse and staying true to yourself.