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Ellen and her older sister Debbie return to a quiet home after school, unaware that their mother has begun a new job and will be away for much of the day. With no adult supervision, the twins must learn to manage their time and responsibilities while dealing with the freedom and occasional dangers of being latchkey children. The story explores themes of responsibility, family bonds, and the growing independence of young readers.
First publish date: 1993
Genre: Children's Fiction/Early Readers
Authors: Molly Mia Stewart
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