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A Love For Life By Penny Hancock
I had read A Love For Life by Penny Hancock. It is level 6 book, there are 112 pages. The year of first publishing is 2000. This book is about Fanella why wanted a kid, but she couldn’t have. Her husband left her after long relationship. She left alone with her problems, and challenge of adopting a kid. Soon she meets two wonderful men on her way for happy family. Fanella makes a good choice, and after all problems she is happy with her new and big family. I think, this book deserves 5 stares. This book teaches people how it is important to be strong in any situation. Also, it teaches people that they need to listen to their kid, because kids can help. Lastly, it is a good example for people that can’t had kids, because it shown that adopting
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