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Mother's House Payment (2000)

by Ronnie Schiller(Favorite Author)

3.29 of 5 Votes: 5

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review 1: Another reviewer called this book a lot of "disjointed rambling" - which I have to agree with. It was difficult to follow at times, and felt repetitive. The words didn't flow effortlessly, and I felt like some paragraphs repeated what the previous paragraph said. There were times I just wanted to stop reading it.I don't want all that to take away from what a strong woman the author is, and how admirable it is that she survived all these horrible experiences.
review 2: I cried over this-sad tears, angry tears, and happy tears at the end. How a little girl could live through such a horror show and still be with us is a miracle. That she has risen above that hell to share her story with others is a blessing. Ronnie gives a detailed account of her life with an eve... morer changing backdrop of step parents siblings, bi-polar disorder, depression, the trifecta of abuses, and her struggle to rise above it all and survive. The story is raw and personal-and you can't help but keep reading so that you can know that she makes it through. This book moved me so deeply and will stay with me for a long time. Fair warning-this is not a feel-good, happily ever after story, but it is a success story, a personal success story. I commend Ms. Schiller on her bravery and her tenacity. less

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