Dear Enemy

Published by Takween Publishing, "Dear Enemy" by Jean Webster is the heartwarming sequel to Daddy-Long-Legs. Told through a series of witty letters written by Judy Abbott's lively friend, Sally McBride, the story documents her unexpected journey as the new superintendent of the John Grier Home orphanage. Unprepared for the challenge, Sally uses her ingenuity, humor, and progressive ideas to transform the depressing institution into a loving home. Along the way, she frequently locks horns with the orphanage's dour Scottish doctor, Robin MacRae—whom she jokingly dubs her "Dear Enemy"—only to discover that behind their professional clashes lies mutual respect and growing affection.

It provides a funny, inspiring, and romantic continuation of Jean Webster's world, combining sharp social commentary on child welfare with a charming enemies-to-lovers story.

Fans of Daddy-Long-Legs, lovers of classic epistolary novels, young adult literature readers, and anyone who enjoys heartwarming, witty stories about social transformation and romance.