For Top Ten Tuesday, I’m focusing on Love for Family in my collection of titles this week.

Love for Family: 10 Books About Families

I’m linking up with That Artsy Reader Girl: Top Ten Tuesday: Love Freebie. I’ve decided to focus on love for family in my ten titles.

Do you love books about families?

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(books listed in no particular order)

Little Women by Louisa May Alcott

How could I make a list of books about families without considering the classic, Little Women?! Do you love the March girls and Marmie?

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We Were the Lucky Ones by Georgia Hunter

This story follows siblings as they are separated during WWII. It has one of my favorite endings….satisfying, poignant, family-centered, faith-filled, and lovely. (based on the author’s own family story)

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Sisters of Seaview (On Devonshire Shores Series) by Julie Klassen

Four sisters join forces to support themselves and their mom after the death of their father.

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A Place for Us by Fatima Farheen Mirza

If you’ve been around here a while, you might know that this book is on my lifetime favorites list. A complicated family drama from multiple points of view, realistic but not dysfunctional. Parents and children trying their best. That last part from the father’s POV as he speaks honestly with his wayward son…..emotional and memorable.

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Finding Chika by Mitch Albom

Told as only Mitch Albom can, this is a heartfelt (and emotional) real-life “found family” story (nonfiction).

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The Holiday Cottage by Sarah Morgan

Reconciliation, truth-telling, forgiveness, and healing are thought provoking themes in this poignant family story.

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Black Cake by Charmaine Wilkerson

Siblings reconnect after the death of their mother in this complicated family drama.

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The Unlikely Adventure of the Shergill Sisters by Balli Kaur Jaswal

Three very different sisters travel together to honor their mother’s last wishes.

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A Vicarage Christmas (Holley Sisters of Thornthwaite Series) by Kate Hewitt

The first book in the series is a novella that introduces the family and focuses on one sister. The other installments in this lovely series each focus on a different sister. Family is an ever-present theme.

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More to the Story by Hena Khan

I can’t resist including a sweet middle-grade story and its modern-day retelling of Little Women.

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QOTD:

There are so many more! These are the first ten that came to mind. Do you have a favorite story about a family?

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