Books like Caddy ever after by Hilary McKay
The Casson Family Series continues with a focus on Caddy, the eldest of the Casson children. Set in modern England, the story explores the dynamic between sisters and brothers as they tackle everyday family challenges, celebrate celebrations, and strengthen family bonds. Themes of sibling relationships, growing up, and family life are woven throughout the narrative, offering young readers a relatable glimpse into the joys and trials of family life.
First publish date: 2006
Genre: Family & Domestic Fiction/Parenthood & Family Fiction
Authors: Hilary McKay
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