Sisters

The narrative follows Meabh, a spirited fifteen-year-old, who takes on the role of protector for her younger sisters, Lucy and Aine. Living in a neglectful environment, Meabh uses Irish Fairy Tales to shield her sisters from their harsh reality. Her selflessness leads her to take the blame for their rule-breaking, resulting in severe consequences from Sister Joan, the head nun.

As the story unfolds, Meabh becomes increasingly desperate to keep her family together. The fear of her sisters being adopted by another family drives her to devise a plan for escape. This coming-of-age tale delves into themes of resilience, loyalty, and the lengths one will go to for family.