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AFTER a bitter family argument 18-year-old Andrea runs away from the family farm and heads to the nearest city, determined to put the past behind her and start a new life. She finds a job and a place to live but soon discovers that you can’t run away from your past.
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I liked that it was a book about a human girl with no vampires, werewolves or magic spells in sight! It's a wonderful story love, forgiveness, and friendship. And a quirky clown.
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I really enjoyed reading U R MISSING: ANDREA'S STORY! It was an easy to read, interesting story with engaging characters who drew you into the story.
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Andrea is running from her family. The reason is still unknown. The family left is in the middle of a heating debate with her boyfriend's family, a neighbour of some sort. Then, the story follows how Andrea living her life on the run: finding a job, befriending the owner of a diner across the hotel, his friend, and a clown. But that doesn't ease her feeling of loneliness, her feeling of lost. With the approaching start of college and her 'almost being involved' with a rich guy, she's torn betwee
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Moving Forward
Burnett has produced a fine story about a prodigal daughter who has been driven away by an abusive father. But she does not waste her substance in riotous living. Instead she finds herself.
Recommended for all readers of Christian fiction.
Burnett has produced a fine story about a prodigal daughter who has been driven away by an abusive father. But she does not waste her substance in riotous living. Instead she finds herself.
Recommended for all readers of Christian fiction.
I enjoyed the first 2/3 of this book. Andi is an 18 year old who runs away from home and makes a life for herself in a nearby city. She finds work, makes friends and all, but something is missing.
Now, for those who don't like Christian themed books, be aware that this is one, though you won't have a clue about that for most of the book. However, when it turn, it really turns! You have been warned.
Overall, the story was an enjoyable one, but I didn't feel that there was much of a storyline. It wa ...more
Now, for those who don't like Christian themed books, be aware that this is one, though you won't have a clue about that for most of the book. However, when it turn, it really turns! You have been warned.
Overall, the story was an enjoyable one, but I didn't feel that there was much of a storyline. It wa ...more
I really liked this story especially the clown plot. That was one of the main story lines that kept me turning the pages. I wanted to know who he was! I also liked the other characters too, and I could relate to Andrea. The Christian parts of the story weren't over done and only really showed up at the end, so even someone who isn't Christian might still enjoy this story. Everyone--Christian or not--deals with some of the things that Andrea dealt with. I look forward to reading other books by th
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Boring read
There was no climax to the story. Conflicts were left unresolved. The story randomly took a Christian perspective. Unrealistic plot and characters.
There was no climax to the story. Conflicts were left unresolved. The story randomly took a Christian perspective. Unrealistic plot and characters.
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