From My Fathers Hands To My Fathers Hands
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For the first two years of her life she feels love, but suddenly her protector is gone! She’s too young to even know her Mother is gone. From the innocence of childhood, to the growing sickness and abuse in her life, she is confused and full of fear!
How will she ever make it when there is no time to wonder-only time to survive?
She wants to be the “good little girl,” and please her family; she wants to be loved!
She wants to be right with God!
The confusion, pain, and abuse are unbearable! The family sickness is more than one can comprehend!
What she is asked to do is impossible-for the sake of her siblings-she MUST do it, but is she strong enough?
Walk through the journey with her from her earthly father to her heavenly Father.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781449737849
ISBN10: 1449737846
Paula McDonald
Binding: Perfect
Published: March 2012
Publisher: WestBow Press
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