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Her Daughter's Eyes
Her Daughter's Eyes
Author: Jessica Barksdale Inclan
In an upper middle-class neighborhood, on a street like Wildwood Drive, things like this are not supposed to happen.... Sixteen-year-old Kate is going to have a baby. She's done all to prepare for the new child's birth but one thing: She hasn't told anyone. — Except for her younger sister. Together, all they have is a crib made out of cardboard, ...  more »
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ISBN-13: 9780451202826
ISBN-10: 0451202821
Publication Date: 5/1/2001
Pages: 218
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  • Currently 3.5/5 Stars.
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3.5 stars, based on 34 ratings
Publisher: New American Library
Book Type: Paperback
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Totally engrossing book, I was drawn into the story right away and had a hard time putting it down.
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Great story from page 1! Starts with a young girl preparing to give birth and hide the baby in the closet, then tells the story of the family coming back together after they are turned in to CPS.
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intriguing story line about a teenage girl and her sister having a baby in their house and hiding the pregnancy and pending birth from everyone
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This is a heartbreaking story of teenaged sisters caught up in a set of circumstances that you wouldn't wish on anyone. It's full of sadness and joy, love and despair. The writer does a wonderful job of transporting the reader into a world of secrecy and fear.
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This book seemed to be a melting pot of every possible social dysfunction known to man. You have the death of a mother, the emotional neglect by a father, child neglect and abandonment, throw in a pedophile, the foster care system, the public school system failings, teen pregnancy and two girls delivering a baby at home and keeping it in the closet and the story becomes beyond believable. The characters are cumbersome, the writing dry and the plot stretched beyond imagination. Not a book I would recommend to anyone else.
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Very touching coming of age story between sisters and their father
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Her Daughter's Eyes
Author: Jessica Barksdale Inclan

In an upper middle-class neighborhood, on a street like Wildwood Drive, things like this are not supposed to happen.... Sixteen-year-old Kate is going to have a baby. She's done all to prepare for the new child's birth but one thing: She hasn't told anyone. Except for her younger sister. Together, all they have is a crib made out of cardboard, sheets from the Goodwill...and hope. Hope that somehow, with the newborn baby in arms, everyone will forgive.



Praise for Her Daughter's Eyes:

Poignant, sharply introspective and thought provoking. Every parent of a teenager and indeed, every teenager should read this work with care. (New York Times bestselling author Dorothea Benton Frank)

Beautifully written...Jessica Barksdale Inclan brings a profound understanding of human nature to her characters. I wish Ms. Inclan great success with this wonderful novel. (New York Times bestselling author Sally Mandel)

Jessica Barksdale Inclan is an author to watch. (New York Times bestselling author Kristin Hannah)

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THIS WAS A VERY GOOD BOOK !!!!


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