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I was sure that my Dad and MIL both had a copy, but apparently they both went to the charity shop years ago, so I downloaded it on the kindle.
Her life has just been turned upside down and she needs a plan, fast.
A real example of the true Gracie just doing something nice for someone else and finding it a meaningful experience.
She buys the goshawk, who is called Mabel, and sets about training her.
No problem: make one of the beautiful young men a gymnastics coach!
She’s been hiding her past from her boyfriend, her friends, and most especially herself.
I particularly liked the relationship between Leni, the owner of the teashop, and her Saturday boy.
And I'd like to draw the distinction between anger, which can be used for good, and "temper" which is anger without self-control.
because of race, disability, culture), as, within the context of the story, it helped that certain things were explained a little bit.