The Wayward Child

This powerful novel explores the life of a young girl growing up in poverty in rural America. Against a backdrop of hardship and struggle, the story follows the protagonist as she navigates the complexities of family relationships, social expectations, and her own desires. Schoff's vivid and compassionate portrayal of this young woman's journey makes for a moving and unforgettable read.

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