🔟 Struggled to get through this as I felt it was quite slow and I wasn‘t really that bonded to any of the characters! I had visited the Titanic Museum in Pigeon Forge and had read about the Titanic Orphans there, an incredible story really but I felt it took a lonnnng time to get to it.
Looks to be another gem from my TBR shelf
I listened to it while traveling and I think the distractions may have been the reason I just didn‘t get into this one. Maybe I‘ll revisit it someday.
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1. I am grateful for a gratitude practice to remind me what I have in my life when I‘m dragging.
2. Friendships - at a point in my life where I appreciate girlfriends and connecting.
3. A kind life partner, my husband has been my rock through life, loss and continuing sandwich generation challenges. 😊
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pickThis book explores the use of eugenics in NC through a fictional character. Eugenics was unfortunately a practice that was used in NC until the 1970s. The state has since set up a fund to pay victims for what they had to endure. In the story Leah‘s father passes away suddenly (her mom died when she was born). The story takes place in the 1930s & there are definite distinctions between classes. As well as Leah growing up near the beach to moving to
pickFun read, in the spirit of “Where the crawdads Sing” about growing up poor and persecuted in North Carolina .
pickFans of Southern fiction will devour this book and want to take Leah into their home to keep her from the treatment she received.
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Loved this book.
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Meagan Church, Writer
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