Lisa Wingate
Thank you!
It was rumored at the children's home that Camellia died and was thrown out in the swamp. We never learned any more and the sisters never found her. That's pretty true to the real history where many were never able to find their family members.
It was rumored at the children's home that Camellia died and was thrown out in the swamp. We never learned any more and the sisters never found her. That's pretty true to the real history where many were never able to find their family members.
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Ingrid Cox
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Lisa Wingate:
Hi Ms. Wingate! I just wanted to let you know that your book, Before We Were Yours, has become a book club book for my 89 year old mother and me during the COVID isolation. I noticed that she had the audio book the last time I had visited her (She has macular degeneration and can't read well.) and I happened to have a copy from our library. Has your writing changed during these times of isolation?
Laura Cobrinik
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Lisa Wingate:
My Mom and I read "Before We Were Yours," & loved it. My Mom is 85 & wrote a memoir about my grandmother titled, "A Different Mother." In many way it covers similar subjects as your book My Mom asked me if she should send you a copy. The book won the "Best Non-fiction Award" at the IBAX conference in Roselle, NJ. If we send you a copy would you read it? Sincerely, Laura Cobrinik
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