Description
When eleven-year-old Pip loses her father and brother, she becomes the emotional anchor for her grief-stricken mother, finding solace in an unexpected friendship with a local artist who teaches her to draw. As Pip discovers joy and purpose through art, her mother begins to heal, and a fragile new happiness takes root in their lives. But in true Danielle Steel fashion, fate tests their resilience once more, forcing this small family to confront whether love and creativity can sustain them through life's cruelest challenges. This poignant novel explores how grief transforms us, how art can mend broken hearts, and the profound bonds that hold families together when everything else falls apart. Safe Harbour is a testament to the human spirit's remarkable capacity to find light in darkness and to rebuild what loss has shattered.
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paperback
Unknown
Published Jan 1, 2003
600 pages
ISBN: 9780739437582
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Details
First Published
2003
Language
eng
Content Warnings
Content and trigger warnings for Safe Harbour by Danielle Steel.