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and Anne Brontë. Drawing deeply from Jane Eyre, Wuthering Heights, Villette, and The Tenant of Wildfell Hall, this devotional weaves Scripture and story together in a way that illuminates both. The Brontës do not offer easy answers. Their novels are filled with longing, moral struggle, endurance, and hard-won hope. Yet it is precisely this emotional honesty that makes them powerful companions for Lent — a season marked by truth-telling, surrender, and the slow work of grace.

When eight-year-old Margot Hale moves into her grandmother’s old house, she expects creaky floors and drafty hallways—not polite knocks in the walls and missing socks that return neatly paired. Willow House is home to shy, well-mannered ghosts who communicate through gentle taps, flickering lights, and carefully rearranged objects. They are not trying to scare anyone. They are trying to be heard. While grown-ups explain everything away as “an old house being old,” Margot listens.