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School’s out!

Addie Brown has survived her first year in London. Now she can’t wait to ditch her tie, chuck her school shoes, “Mary and Jane”, under the bed, and forget all about Math(s) for six glorious weeks back home. As she flies off to Chicago to visit Aunt Becky and reconnect with best friend Lauren she wonders if this could be: The. Best. Summer. Ever.

But nothing’s ever straightforward for Addie. Blindsided by Dad’s surprise new girlfriend, Addie arrives at summer camp only to discover London has followed her there. Reunite with Addie as she navigates family dynamics, messy friendships and even a bear, all with a little help from the mysterious lady in the green hat.

“A gripping story of friendship, loss, and belonging. I cheered for Addie the whole way through!” ~ Ed Drew, Faith in Kids

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Home can be a slippery word. Even so, we’re meant to long for it.

I love London, my current city, and Wisconsin, the land of my roots. Both places feel like home – some days. Other days, when the world feels wobbly, neither feel like home and a quiet truth sweeps over me like a soft breeze:

“ Our citizenship is in heaven, and from it we await a Savior, the Lord Jesus Christ”.

That’s something to ponder. A mystery to explore. For those who believe, it’s a fixed hope, like a sturdy railing grasped in a furious wind. As you sink into one of my stories, I pray you’ll catch the thread of this hope, that you glimpse traces of the oldest and wisest and most significant story in history, and that whatever longings, yearnings, and awakenings you feel will usher you to the loving Father who longs for us to find our home in Him.

Rachel xx