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My Light at the End of the Tunnel: The journey from abandoned child and abused wife to a loved woman
How does a woman abandoned by her parents, raised in an orphanage and living in an abusive marriage filled with sorrow and pain not only survive but thrive? Her struggles with her severely ill and disabled children will give hope to families. This true story written by a daughter-in-law and mother-in-law team will have you shedding tears of sadness and then tears of joy.
154 pages, Paperback
First published September 4, 2013
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May 22, 2016
I really wanted to like this book. I wanted it to make me cry and feel some emotion. Maybe I had too high of an expectation.
First of all a tunnel is referenced way too many times in this book. WAY....TOO...MANY..TIMES.. I really didn't enjoy this narration. Helen had plenty of bad things happen to her but sometimes I felt like she blamed others too much (??). Some circumstances were out of her control but some stuff rubbed me the wrong way. I did like learning more about the Orphanage and Helen's history. I'm glad Helen got her happy ending though.
First of all a tunnel is referenced way too many times in this book. WAY....TOO...MANY..TIMES.. I really didn't enjoy this narration. Helen had plenty of bad things happen to her but sometimes I felt like she blamed others too much (??). Some circumstances were out of her control but some stuff rubbed me the wrong way. I did like learning more about the Orphanage and Helen's history. I'm glad Helen got her happy ending though.
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