Still Waters
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| Rating | : | 4.80 (834 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 074343966X |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 448 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-07-08 |
| Language | : | English |
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"I hope Jennifer Lauck continues to write!!" according to JJ Stark. I absolutely love Jennifer Lauck! My only complaint and the only negative part of my review of Still Waters is that this brings us to the end of Jennifer's story (unless she writes another sequel I hope Jennifer Lauck continues to write!! I absolutely love Jennifer Lauck! My only complaint and the only negative part of my review of Still Waters is that this brings us to the end of Jennifer's story (unless she writes another sequel 30 years from now to show how the rest of her life turns out!). I . 0 years from now to show how the rest of her life turns out!). I . I can't stop thinking about it. All I can say is, Wow. I picked up Lauck's first book, "Blackbird" at the library and loved it. So right after I finished it I bought Still Waters. I read it in about 2 days.A lot happens in her life. A lot happens in many of our lives. But the way Lauck sees th. Olivia said Absolutely Fantastic!. Absolutely fantastic means the book was great and well written. But Jennifer's story is so sad, and frustrating. How she turned out so wonderful is amazing. She went through so much abuse and neglect. I wanted to scream at her family. She's as cute as a button,
"I know there is a power to anger, the kind of power that helps you survive," she muses in a crucial passage that shows her moving on to acknowledge the necessity of "pulling anger back in order to make room for the good things like love and understanding and joy." --Wendy Smith. Jennifer is adopted by her father's sister Peggy and her husband Dick Duemore: he's bullying and mean; she means well but doesn't want to hear anything negative and responds with cold anger to Jennifer's unwanted confidences and insufficiently cheerful behavior. Readers who breathed a sigh of relief
Clutching her pink trunk filled with the relics of a lost childhood, twelve-year-old Jenny steps off a bus in Reno and into the wide-open future. Separated from her brother, Bryan, and passed from caretaker to caretaker, Jenny endures as she always ha