Odd

A solitary boy stands apart from his peers in the shadowed lanes of 19th century England, his heart aching for belonging yet fiercely independent. Within a household marked by quiet sorrow and gentle faith, he wrestles with the weight of loss and the longing to prove himself worthy of love. This is a story where the struggles of an orphaned child unfold against the backdrop of Victorian family life, inviting young readers and adults alike into a world shaped by moral development, character ...