Leave it to Doris
About This Book
A warm, episodic domestic novel set in a parsonage follows an energetic young daughter whose pranks and impulsive behavior challenge her family and community; her older sister and father respond with patience, gentle discipline, and occasional comic interventions. Through a succession of episodes—school mishaps, social embarrassments, clerical duties, visits from neighbors and clergy—the household negotiates misunderstandings, moral lessons, and reconciliations. Character sketches and small-town interactions emphasize familial loyalty, the trials of adolescence, and the balance between levity and responsibility, blending humor and sentiment as the impulsive child gradually learns restraint while the family adapts with tenderness and good-humored resourcefulness.



