Eight cousins

The girl Rose Camille, tired and sick, moved to live in the care of her aunts after the death of her beloved father. Six aunts annoy her and impose a restricted way of life driven by motives of affection, love, caution, and fear for her. Under this situation she lives with the aunts, here is Rose subjected to the shock of noise and chaos from seven of her cousins who surprised her unexpectedly, so she stands confused, torn between feelings of disappointment. How can a quiet girl, 13 years old, deal with such a situation? But the arrival of Uncle Alec changes everything. This open-minded uncle, who differs from the way the aunts raise her, works to bring the girl out of the circle of fear and frustration into a lively and active life, which terrifies her aunts. And this uncle, the doctor and sailor, makes her feel confident in his prescriptions and his way of pulling her out of the state of frustration. He saves her from her aunts' prescriptions and encourages her to develop a relationship with her cousins, whom she was afraid of at first, so she gains the courage to enter many adventures with her noisy but now... cousins. And Rose's personality begins to blossom and flourish. Eight cousins, a novel skillfully weaving how relationships develop within the family framework. It offers a lesson in upbringing, building friendships, and cooperating with others.