Letters from a Scatter-Brained Sister

"How could you, in good conscience, leave the kitchen in the hands of me, a giddy sixteen-year-old??"

So begins Nicole's letters to her sister who has recently "deserted" the family because of marriage. As Nicole attempts to take over the kitchen, she begins to wonder if the kitchen will take over her?

Audience
childrensyoung adult
Length
short · 25 pages

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