Mother Murphy (An Apple Paperback) (edition 1993)

by Colleen O'Shaughnessy McKenna

Series: The Murphys (7)

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When Mrs. Murphy has to get off her feet because she's expecting a baby, Collette takes over with surprising results.

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Title:	Mother Murphy (An Apple Paperback)
Authors:	Colleen O'Shaughnessy McKenna
Info:	Apple (1993), Paperback, 152 pages
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When Mrs. Murphy has to get off her feet because she's expecting a baby, Collette takes over with surprising results.

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When the expectant Mrs. Murphy is ordered to bed, Collette attempts to assuage her guilt at her unhappiness about the new arrival by helping baby-sit her younger siblings, a move that teaches her the difficulties of mothering.

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