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Tilda

Written by: Sue Whiting
Narrated by: Imogen Linton
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You have a big heart. And people blessed with a big heart have a choice to make. Do they fill that heart with light and love or do they fill it with darkness and hate? This is your choice to make, Matilda. Make it wisely.

Tilda Moss refuses to believe her papa has abandoned her and left her, alone and orphaned, in Brushwood Convent and Home for Girls, no matter what Sister Agatha says. A promise is a promise and Papa promised he would be back for her as soon as he returns from the war.

But Tilda is convinced the dreadful Sister Agatha is out to get her. Why is she so hateful all the time? She insists that Matilda declare to all at the convent that she is an orphan. She is not an orphan and she will never say it! Something is amiss and Tilda and her best friend Annie need to find out what before it is too late.

©2022 Sue Whiting (P)2025 Bolinda Publishing Difficult Discussions Family Life Growing Up & Facts of Life Historical Fiction Literature & Fiction Social & Life Skills

Critic Reviews

'A captivating historical fiction brimming with resilience, courage and hope.' (Teen Breathe Magazine)
'This is a wonderful work of Australian historical fiction that is totally absorbing. We love and hope for Tilda and her friends who are stuck in this horrible setting. With themes of abuse of power, hardship, friendship and hope, set in a tough time in Australia's history, it will suit those in upper primary and lower secondary.' (Lamont Books)
'Highly recommended ...' (ReadPlus)
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