Three Little Girls

About the Book

Blessed with three beautiful daughters, the Christmas family thinks everything is normal—until their middle daughter begins acting different than other children her age. As Katy grows older, her sisters, Hope and Babie, begin to notice the differences too. As she grows older, Katy’s actions earn her a nickname from her sister: Crazy.

As Katy’s sisters watch helplessly, she blames others for her actions and fools her parents into believing in her self-proclaimed innocence. But when she enters fifth grade and is introduced to alcohol, the trouble truly begins. While she continually breaks rules and pushes the boundaries without her parents’ knowledge, Hope witnesses the impact of her actions and soon transforms her bitterness into revenge. As Babie ventures outside the norms of society and Crazy follows a dark path, it seems that no one in the Christmas family knows what normal is anymore.

In this compelling tale, a family is unwittingly immersed into a bottomless pit of enabling as one of them battles her internal demons and tries to convince everyone around her she is not as crazy as she seems.

About the Author

Dasie Rose Aster grew up in the South, where she played in cotton trailers, helped her grandmother churn butter, picked cotton with her granddaddy, and milked a cow. She has been a teacher and loves to write to entertain others. She currently lives in Mississippi.