Every story begins with a spark, and for Emily J. Peaslee, that spark was a question that wouldn’t let her go: What happens to the forgotten children? In 1947, families had very little understanding of epilepsy and other medical conditions. Too often, children with seizures or unusual illnesses were misunderstood,

Though Naomi’s story takes place in 1947, the themes of Whatever Happened to Naomi? are just as relevant now as they were then. How often do we encounter people who feel abandoned, misunderstood, or unseen? Like Naomi, many live with challenges—whether medical, emotional, or spiritual—that others struggle to accept. And

If your women’s ministry or book club is looking for a story that sparks deep conversation, Whatever Happened to Naomi? is a perfect choice. Here are a few thought-provoking questions to consider: Whether read individually or discussed in a group, Naomi’s story opens doors to meaningful reflection. It’s not just