Two For Three Farthings

Discover the poignant tale of resilience and unexpected connections in Two For Three Farthings by Mary Jane Staples. Published by Transworld Publishers Ltd in 1990, this captivating saga spans 416 pages, immersing readers in the lives of Horace and Ethel, two children struggling to survive in the aftermath of war.

Set against the backdrop of a rainy night in Walworth, this compelling narrative follows Jim Cooper, a man scarred by his experiences in the trenches, who finds the siblings huddled in a doorway. With a heartwarming yet hesitant decision, he takes them in, only to find himself stepping into the role of their unofficial guardian. As their story unfolds, explore themes of compassion, family, and the complexities of human relationships in a world marked by loss and healing.

A must-read for fans of modern fiction and touchstone sagas, Two For Three Farthings offers a richly woven tapestry of emotions that will stay with you long after the last page is turned.