Rosa was seven years old, too old to cry very much anymore. Mamá had gone to heaven, and now Rosa lived with Tío Carlos and Tía Carmen. She wanted to be brave, but it was hard.

"Jesus will help you after I go," Mamá had said before she died.

Rosa looked at the fluffy popcorn clouds and wondered. If God had helped Mamá when she was sick, could He help Rosa too with her many troubles?

Although Rosa didn't know it then, God was preparing rainbows for her life—beautiful rainbows to comfort the lonely girl and remind her that God loved her and remembered His promises.

Contents

• 1. Memories
• 2. Trouble at the Stable
• 3. The New Girl
• 4. The Rainbow
• 5. Visitors
• 6. Monkey Island
• 7. A Mad Bull
• 8. Fixing the Roof
• 9. Another Dress?
• 10. Disappointment and Anticipation
• 11. Starting for the City
• 12. Nearing the City
• 13. In the City
• 14. The Surprise
• 15. To Church