17 Responses

  1. Cinders
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    Cinders
    crozzy67@nctv.com
    I love this story I cried when he showed up at Sarah’s door and I loved her when she went off on her mother. Thanks for sharing your story

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  2. Toni Whitmire
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    I think what you are doing is wonderful and I wish their were more people like you. bibbiesparks@yahoo.com

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  3. DebraG
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    Debby
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    How interesting to write stories from two different perspectives. I can’t wait to read them

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  4. Jbst
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    Jbst
    strive4bst(AT) yahoo(Dot) com
    The stories from two different POV sound so interesting.

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  5. Trix
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    Trix
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    I really like the concept here (sounds heartrending, but that’s okay)!

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  6. Urb
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    Urb
    brendurbanist@gmail.com
    I’m inspired when kids can overcome the ignorant prejudice of their parents. That takes a lot if strength! These stories sound so good!

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  7. Carolyn
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    Carolyn
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    Such a cool idea to have the stories interwoven like that. And of course, the message of these stories is sorely needed, and I wish that wasn’t so.

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  8. Seiran
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    Seiran
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    These stories always break my heart. I really liked your concept of having the stories interwoven together. Can’t wait to read them.

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  9. Cynthia
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    Cynthia
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    I’ve just brought Lost and Found. I look forward to reading your work.

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  10. H.B.
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    H.B.
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    I’m always interested in stories that are interwoven and have an emotional element in it. Not to mention strength and hope are something I like to see in any characters I’m reading about.

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  11. Sasha
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    I’m always up for a powerful read.

    Sasha1312@gmail.com

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  12. Debbie
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    Debbie
    baker.debbie95@yahoo.com
    I’m looking forward to reading this book.

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  14. Penumbra
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    Penumbra
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    Sounds like an emotional story.

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  15. Jeanne
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    This story sounds so heart wrenching. Looking forward to it.

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  16. Pomma (@Pommawolf)
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    Thank you sharing this awesome review! I will check ing out more of your review Susan
    My heart breaks everytime I hear of another child being abandoned and thrown away. It angers me, and I want these parents to be held accountable for their very cruelty and abuse. It rips my heart out! These stories need to be read by everyone. The human species has lost its humanity, and these precious kids need to have a soft place to fall where they can be loved for who they are in all their unique charm. Thank you for the awesome giveaway!

    Darcy
    pomma @akwolf.com

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  17. Marie
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    This is such a worthwhile project. Thank you for participating!
    -Marie
    awindandbooks at gmail dot com

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