My dear Enemy!

What is harder, taking care of one hundred and thirteen orphans, running an orphanage without any professional experience - or cooking soft food, making a sullen, rude, but respectable Scottish doctor smile? Well, only Sallie McBride, the suffering subject of this "two-front" struggle, can tell you that. Fortunately, she regularly informs her best friend, Judy, a former orphanage student who has now reached her senses, about her failures and victories. This witty, cheerful, hopeful, and spiced with a hint of self-irony epistolary novel can be enjoyed by teenage readers and mothers alike.