Mothers are always special.
A ND IN HER BOOK by that name, Celestine Sibley tells us why. But don't expect to find only silver-haired saints and paragons of maternal virtue in this volume. And they always do it with a tremendous sustaining power of love. In Mothers Are Always Special , you'll meet people like Sarah McClendon Murphy, who opens her arms, her home, and her heart to hundreds of orphaned and abandoned children. You'll be introduced to Joe and Horace, an unlikely pair who correct, cajole, protect, and mother a brood of five boys after their parents' deaths, and who do so as lovingly as any woman could.