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Bleecker Street. . . .The journey of Lovie Maroon

Patricia O'Hara

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Description:.....The story evolves as a young girl from Brooklyn, N.Y. whose parents were killed in an auto accident, which she survived and with no living relatives is placed into an orphanage and adopted by "outstanding foster parents.. . pillars of the community." ... She writes in her.."Dear Diary: June 1957. This is it. If I don't run away... He's looking at me licking his lips. I see it in his eyes. I am becoming his prey. I am having frightful nightmares. Today at class my Gym teacher asked me how everything was at home after noticing I had black and blue marks on my neck and legs. I told her I fell off my bike. But her soft blue eyes were knowing just like Mrs.Cooper who lived a few houses away knew and whom mentored me with kindness and hope and invited me into her house to play with her cats and share a few pieces of boxed chocolate candy with me. Then, on a hot summer July day,I had just come out of my house, standing on the porch looking over towards her front yard garden. I saw her husband crying, following behind two men dressed in black suits carrying a stretcher. And I knew. They placed her into a funeral car. My heart had frozen still and the lump in my throat was choking me numb. All the Kings horses and all the Kings men couldn't put my broken heart back together again. Now where would I go when I needed a hug, or that special piece of candy, or to watch our favorite cowboy shows on a Friday night, or talk to about what I wanted to do with my life or to go to when I needed safety from what was the rest of my existence... when she would say: "I love you kiddo."...I finished making my twin-size bed as I had for the last twelve years. I looked around the room for the last time. I packed my roller skates and a few skirts and blouses into an A&P brown paper bag. I did not walk out of that house in Brooklyn with remorse but with freedom and a purpose. In the words of Mrs. Cooper: "Seek and capture the passions of life" and every step towards the B.M.T., the subway out of Brooklyn ignited that flame. The elongated procession of black steel subway cars rolled to a stop in front of a tall white column with black and white block-style lettering announcing "Bleecker Street/Greenwich Village" and for no other reason aside from the names of the street sounded interesting I exited the train towards an unknown destiny.We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Bleecker Street. . . .The journey of Lovie Maroon. To get started finding Bleecker Street. . . .The journey of Lovie Maroon, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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Pages: 244

Format: PDF, EPUB & Kindle Edition

Publisher: Amazonbooks.Com

Release: 2012

ISBN: 9781478330

Description: .....The story evolves as a young girl from Brooklyn, N.Y. whose parents were killed in an auto accident, which she survived and with no living relatives is placed into an orphanage and adopted by "outstanding foster parents.. . pillars of the community." ... She writes in her.."Dear Diary: June 1957. This is it. If I don't run away... He's looking at me licking his lips. I see it in his eyes. I am becoming his prey. I am having frightful nightmares. Today at class my Gym teacher asked me how everything was at home after noticing I had black and blue marks on my neck and legs. I told her I fell off my bike. But her soft blue eyes were knowing just like Mrs.Cooper who lived a few houses away knew and whom mentored me with kindness and hope and invited me into her house to play with her cats and share a few pieces of boxed chocolate candy with me. Then, on a hot summer July day,I had just come out of my house, standing on the porch looking over towards her front yard garden. I saw her husband crying, following behind two men dressed in black suits carrying a stretcher. And I knew. They placed her into a funeral car. My heart had frozen still and the lump in my throat was choking me numb. All the Kings horses and all the Kings men couldn't put my broken heart back together again. Now where would I go when I needed a hug, or that special piece of candy, or to watch our favorite cowboy shows on a Friday night, or talk to about what I wanted to do with my life or to go to when I needed safety from what was the rest of my existence... when she would say: "I love you kiddo."...I finished making my twin-size bed as I had for the last twelve years. I looked around the room for the last time. I packed my roller skates and a few skirts and blouses into an A&P brown paper bag. I did not walk out of that house in Brooklyn with remorse but with freedom and a purpose. In the words of Mrs. Cooper: "Seek and capture the passions of life" and every step towards the B.M.T., the subway out of Brooklyn ignited that flame. The elongated procession of black steel subway cars rolled to a stop in front of a tall white column with black and white block-style lettering announcing "Bleecker Street/Greenwich Village" and for no other reason aside from the names of the street sounded interesting I exited the train towards an unknown destiny.We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Bleecker Street. . . .The journey of Lovie Maroon. To get started finding Bleecker Street. . . .The journey of Lovie Maroon, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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