Finding Home: A Foster Girl's Hope
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Fifteen-year-old Eli has spent the last year and a half bouncing from one foster home to another, each move chipping away at her belief that she'll ever belong anywhere. When she's placed with the Parkers, a seemingly perfect family in a quiet neighborhood, she's determined not to get too comfortable. She knows how this works-nothing lasts forever. But as she slowly begins to open up, she finds herself torn between hope and fear. Can she trust that this home will be different? Or is she setting herself up for another heartbreak? In this heartfelt story of resilience, love, and second chances, Eli must decide if she's ready to take the risk of finding home.
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