Orphanage Books Novels & Stories

The orphanage depended on the financial aid they received from various organizations and they effectively utilized the money by giving all the children excellent care such that the orphanage was the most preferred option for people that wanted to adopt children because they knew their kids were well-groomed. All the little children that were Alexandra’s age had been adopted out to beautiful families but the owners of the orphanage decided to keep her because her exceptional pleasantness and sweet character endeared her to them and they found it difficult to let her go. Things however began to dwindle when another orphanage; out of jealousy, falsely maligned them in order to tarnish their ima

"If you wanna go then I'll be so lonely. If you're leaving, baby, let me down slowly"~ Alec Benjamin OLIVER I grew up without the warmth of a family nor the love of anyone around me. The nuns were too busy keeping us in check to actually love us and treat us like a big family. Over twenty children in a run-down orphanage. We were lucky to still be able to eat a three-square meal even though the portions were nothing more than three spoons full.

I'd G****e searched the orphanage to see if it was still in existence and I was surprised by everything I'd read. It is now the best non governmental organization in the country due to donations received from Emerson Cruz Group. It caters to the needs of the homeless, orphans and single pregnant women who don't have money to take care of themselves. "I do know this place." The man grins at me. "I grew up there." "Really?" I stare at him in surprise. I try to recollect if I'd ever seen his face at the orphanage but I come up short. "That's um... nice."

If there was one thing Maxine Johnson had in abundance, it was the desire to help others. In the sea of lies she swam in to keep her cover story straight with Liam, there were still plenty of truths—and the fact that she'd grown up in an orphanage was one of them. Unfortunately, for people raised in orphanages, life usually went one of two ways: detachment or responsibility. Maxine had chosen the latter. Growing up without parents was tough, but she'd had good people around her to help her stay on track. That was why giving back felt like the right thing to do.

A kid or two paraded their bags bearing the faces of their favorite cartoon characters and displayed their brightly-colored lunch boxes to anyone who would give them a single glance. On the other hand, Cathedra was an orphan in her shabby hand-me-down clothes that were two sizes bigger. Her soiled, tattered shoes were barely holding together even though the orphanage staff were kind enough to help her patch up the gaping holes. Even the school bag on her back wasn’t hers but handed down from generation to generations of orphanage children so that the white color of the cloth was discolored to a dirty yellowish hue.

Elise said to herself. Something distracted Elise after going inside the estate and discreetly observing the place. The half castle-like orphanage is big and has so many rooms. The entrance is wide and has lots of stairs. They can hear the noises from other rooms besides the entrance. There are children eight to twelve years old that are having a lesson. The orphanage is impressive because of its medieval interior and classic designs. The paint used was a lighter color. It’s not as bad as she expected. The author of the book described the orphanage as a scary place, but it isn’t now.

I only saw the old librarian that sat in front of a stack of books while reading. "This is what you are looking for", I was surprised when she spoke and raised a book with the title,UPRISING.I know it’s for me as I am the only one here. I opened the book. First page, table of contents. I just selected to open the middle because I didn't have time. August 2008 Seraphim Orphanage is slowly dying.Toddlers might as well. A young guy named Michael, Changes his world, controls the population.

Apparently, that is happening on Saturday. "What was your life like in the orphanage? I always wondered what children do in an orphanage. Is it as bad as they make it in movies?" Dante asks. "I don't know. It's like staying in a hostel. You are only a number. There is nobody who cares about you. You have to fight, or else you will be bullied. I'm used to looking after myself. It was not that bad, but it's not as good as the children who grew up with their parents. On the other hand, there are children in the orphanage who came out of an abusive house, and I was glad that I did not. It's difficult to explain to somebody who has always had parents. You always have that longing inside of you. Y

The echoes of neglect and abandonment lingered in her mind, casting a dark cloud over her spirit. In the orphanage, Rita had learned to fend for herself, to find solace in the corners of her imagination. Books became her refuge, transporting her to far-off lands and introducing her to characters who felt more real than the people around her. The other children at the orphanage treated her as an outcast, whispering cruel words and avoiding her company. But rather than succumbing to their disdain, Rita turned inward, nurturing her inner strength and resilience. As Rita stepped outside into the crisp morning air, the weight of her solitude settled upon her shoulders. She yearned for companionsh

Her mind was still caught up in worries about the future, about the dangers that might be waiting for them out there. In the courtyard, their game continued. Evan tells her about life at the orphanage, about school, friends, and the little adventures he had in the city. "There, we learned to read and write," Evan said as he ran towards a new hiding place behind a large rock. "And there's a library full of interesting books." "Books?" asked Lowly. "We only have a few books at home. Mrs. Lyana brings them sometimes." "In the library, there are hundreds of books," Evan explained enthusiastically. "You can borrow any book. There are books about adventure, magic, even about the world abroad!"