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Luck's Mark

Luck's Mark

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Sat, Jan 14, 2017
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A dead mother, a father you don't know, and a brother who's moving to America aren't the best conditions for a 12 year old italian girl to grow up in. Follow the story of Lillian Giada Andrew and see where luck can really take you.
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Zoey Smith, a little girl. Taken away from her mother at the age of 4, being that her grandmother took custody of her and her siblings. The things she suffered at this house are tragic. Brainwashed by her deceased father's side of the family. Zoey can't decide who to believe, she is so little that she doesn't understand much. After years of being fought for in court, she finally speaks up and tells her mother what is really going on at her Grandmother's house. This book will take you into Zoey's past and the events she had to deal with, the encounters she had, the good and bad memories, and how she dealt with it all at such a young age. This novel is based on my life, it will give you insight to my feelings and thoughts throughout my childhood years. This book is for everyone to read, but my main focus for writing this is to let kids that are going through something similar if not the same thing that they are not alone, and that they too can speak up and defend themselves.

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