I love that I just saw this compared to The War That Saved My Life. I have to say I don't think the writing is as good but it still has the same feel good aspect to it and a lot of charm.
When William, Edmond, and Anna lose their grandmother at the beginning of WWII their solicitor has the great idea of using the evacuations from London as a way to maybe find them a permanent living arrangement. But the children go from bad placement to bad placement. Their wish is to find someone who thinks they are a "place to hang the moon" which is what Williams, the oldest, remembers their mother saying once about them. Can they find a forever family?
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