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Crumbs: Cousins, Relatives, Uncles, Mothers, Brothers, Sisters

Crumbs: Cousins, Relatives, Uncles, Mothers, Brothers, Sisters

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We can imagine as a child, our thoughts and dreams of life as we may want or like it to be for us - in truth most of us have little to do with knowing how life will work in meeting our desires. Julie had her dreams and aspirations, small as they may have been, but achievable, then the struggles began. Crumbs is a tale of Julie and lives of family, from a small country road to paved streets of the nation's most powerful city in the world. Julie and her young children's uncertain path of continue hardships, some by events of the time. With little education, a strong will and belief of making a better life for her children than she had, Julie has to make an agonizing choice to depart from her children. With two families crumbling to make ends meet, will the eyes, hearts and minds that she gave birth to, survive or succumb to rough times that may seem to last - nine children, two fathers, three children, two moms equal crumbs.

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Pub dateFeb 19, 2013
ISBN-101478712937
ISBN-139781478712930
LanguageEnglish
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