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Relates the author's investigation into her own troubled past centered around the search for her birth mother.
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Imprint:
Berkeley, Calif. - Seal Press , Distributed by Publishers Group West
Distributor:
View title on Overdrive
Pages:
268
ISBN:
9781580054065, 1580054064
Language:
English
Notes:
"The true sequel to the New York Times bestseller Blackbird."
When I was born -- What cannot be seen -- The gift from God -- Three deaths -- Gypsy trash -- Come look -- Karma -- The lesson -- Retirement -- In stead -- The little boat -- Free will -- Three things she doesn't know -- One thing I do know -- Sweet independence -- Three years later -- The big fight -- The journey -- Practice -- Home, at last -- Favorites -- Never give up -- Found -- Catherine -- Reunion -- Breakfast in Reno -- The jackpot -- Just three again -- Forgiving -- The kite rider
When I was born -- What cannot be seen -- The gift from God -- Three deaths -- Gypsy trash -- Come look -- Karma -- The lesson -- Retirement -- In stead -- The little boat -- Free will -- Three things she doesn't know -- One thing I do know -- Sweet independence -- Three years later -- The big fight -- The journey -- Practice -- Home, at last -- Favorites -- Never give up -- Found -- Catherine -- Reunion -- Breakfast in Reno -- The jackpot -- Just three again -- Forgiving -- The kite rider
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Jennifer Lauck
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1 online resource (268 p.)
Author (Original Script):
Lauck, Jennifer
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Add a CommentThis woman had a very tough and strange upbringing, but she's managed to turn all the sadness and fear into strength. Her first book "Blackbird" went into more detail about her childhood, and this book goes into her thoughts and assessments of mothering. Excellent, excellent book.