About This Book
Reach for this book when your child is facing a personal setback or needs to understand that their current circumstances do not define their future. It is a perfect choice for children navigating themes of belonging, whether they are joining a new family or simply looking for their place in the world. This novelization of the beloved story follows Annie, a spirited orphan in Great Depression era New York, as she escapes a dismal orphanage to find an unlikely home with billionaire Oliver Warbucks. While it touches on the realities of poverty and abandonment, it maintains a core of infectious optimism and resilience. It is best suited for readers aged 8 to 12 who enjoy historical settings and stories where a brave protagonist triumphs over unfair odds. Parents will appreciate the way it models emotional strength and the idea that family is defined by love rather than just blood.
