Molly Make-believe (Hardcover) (ISBN-13: 9781024684223)

In Eleanor Hallowell Abbott's delightful novel, "Molly Make-believe," a cynical young man named John Gaylord is confined to his sickbed when he receives an unexpected visit from Molly, a messenger girl tasked with delivering a telegram. Molly's sunny disposition and unwavering belief in the power of love and make-believe begin to chip away at John's jaded exterior. As Molly continues her visits, she weaves fanciful stories and dispenses unconventional advice, gradually transforming John's outlook on life.

A charming tale of optimism and the transformative power of imagination, "Molly Make-believe" is a heartwarming exploration of love, friendship, and the beauty of embracing the unexpected. Abbott's witty prose and endearing characters create a captivating reading experience that will leave you with a smile.

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