For most of us, the word heroin evokes the idea of something evil, something with a life of its own, a hunter of souls bent on destroying lives. It has destroyed mine and my family?s. I believe that heroin hooks those who try it, dooming them to ruin and even death. Those who try heroin have no choice?they become addicted, junkies for life. Heroin use is a junkie's profession. Not my daughter not only tells the heartbreaking, personal story of a mother's experiences with her daughter's addiction, but it also exposes the consequences of a loved one's substance addiction and the way the disease works and its impact on families.
A pregnancy pact between three teenaged girls puts their mothers' love to the ultimate test in this explosive new novel from Barbara Delinsky, “a first-rate storyteller who creates characters as familiar as your neighbors.” (Boston ...
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'You are here for the rest of your life. Do you understand? You are not leaving Iran. You are here until you die.' Betty Mahmoody and her husband, Dr Sayyed...
You cannot change what happened to the child. Nevertheless, you can certainly believe, keep them safe, and protect them from a future occurrence. Read this book to see how you can turn a tragedy into a treasure.
Perfect for fans of Jodi Picoult, Jojo Moyes and Diane Chamberlain. Readers are loving My Daughter’s Mistake: “Warning, you will need a box of tissues by your side to get through this book!!!!! I loved, loved, loved this book.
I Meant to Divorce My Wife, Not My Daughter: The Escape of an Orthodox Jew from the Bondage of Religion...
And so What I Told My Daughter was born: a kaleidoscope of talented, successful women from all walks of life—from celebrities to business executives, academics to law enforcement to philanthropic and humanitarian leaders including Geena ...
... I went with her to an interview for her next school, Ashmole in Southgate. I had gone there some twentyfive years earlier and Alex was there so it was a natural choice for Amy. Incredibly, my old form master Mr Edwards was still ...
In Concerning My Daughter, translated from Korean by Jamie Chang, Kim Hye-jin lays bare our most universal fears on ageing, death and isolation to offer, finally, a paean to love in all its forms.
The award-winning author of What Looks Like Crazy on an Ordinary Day reminisces on the art of balancing family, politics and a writing career during her pre-fame years in the 1970s and 1980s, tracing her rise from a small-time columnist and ...