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Daddy, I'm Sorry: with Kimberly Clark
Kimberly Clark never had the chance to experience the joys of becoming a teenager. Instead, she experienced the viciousness of verbal and physical abuse by a mother succumbing to the powers of a mental illness. In and out of foster homes and juvenile placements, her life begins to spiral downward at an alarming rate. After turning to drugs at the young age of fourteen, she makes a shocking disclosure. Her daddy had molested her. Did he really do it? Was there some other motive behind her confession? Did someone put her up to it? Or, was her daddy to blame for what he got? This book is based upon a true story of child abuse and contains passages that some readers may find disturbing. All names and places have been changed to protect the identities of those involved.
74 pages, Kindle Edition
Published July 27, 2016
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July 2, 2017
Gripping
Brilliantly well written. Easy read. Once I started reading I didn't put it down. Highly recommended to all a +
Brilliantly well written. Easy read. Once I started reading I didn't put it down. Highly recommended to all a +
September 25, 2020
Load of rubbish!!!!
This was a story about drug use. At some point mother had another child mentioned once but never followed on. Got to the point I was skimming the pages but not reading. Would not purchase one of this auyhors books again. Just as well it only cost 99p.
This was a story about drug use. At some point mother had another child mentioned once but never followed on. Got to the point I was skimming the pages but not reading. Would not purchase one of this auyhors books again. Just as well it only cost 99p.
September 19, 2017
Good
Surprising outcomes and twists throughout the story, I really liked this short story it just ended far too quickly !
Surprising outcomes and twists throughout the story, I really liked this short story it just ended far too quickly !
January 4, 2018
Really hits home
Amazing that a father blamed for sexual abuse can forgive his step daughter for her lies really does amaze me
Amazing that a father blamed for sexual abuse can forgive his step daughter for her lies really does amaze me
January 23, 2018
Not one i particularly liked
I think I was expecting more of the "usual" stories where they are beaten instead of loved but that is my opinion.
I think I was expecting more of the "usual" stories where they are beaten instead of loved but that is my opinion.
April 14, 2018
Poor. It jumped around more than a kangaroo.
June 5, 2018
Intresting
It's an interesting story good read and do recommend if u like true stories might read more from this author.
It's an interesting story good read and do recommend if u like true stories might read more from this author.
December 8, 2018
Really good
Really good read, so glad she turned around her life and tried to change the bad things she said and done,
Really good read, so glad she turned around her life and tried to change the bad things she said and done,
January 3, 2019
Not what I expected
Understanding that this is a troubled girl who has now grown up to understand her wrongs, this is no what I expected
Understanding that this is a troubled girl who has now grown up to understand her wrongs, this is no what I expected
January 27, 2017
Good
Very good book I like that it took you back and forth.
Very good read for anyone to read.
Very good book I like that it took you back and forth.
Very good read for anyone to read.
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