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    Summary of Ashley C. Ford's Somebody's Daughter
    Summary of Ashley C. Ford's Somebody's Daughter
    Summary of Ashley C. Ford's Somebody's Daughter
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    Summary of Ashley C. Ford's Somebody's Daughter

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    Book Preview: #1 I had a difficult time talking to my mother, who constantly told me that I could always come home. I wanted to reply that I would work myself past the white meat, down to the bone, and fistfight every stranger I ran across on the street before we lived under the same roof again.

    #2 I was trying to make pasta for my boyfriend, Kelly, and I was not a disaster cook. I was able to feed myself food that I knew felt good and tasted good. I was trying to lose myself in the process of creating a meal.

    #3 I had recurring nightmares about one of my brothers dying. I was relieved to hear that none of my siblings was hurt, and my mother did not do or say anything wrong.

    #4 I was tempted to take the bait when my mother offered me empathy. I was desperate to find a way to connect with her, but I was afraid that if I called her back, we would fight.

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    PublisherIRB Media
    Release dateFeb 19, 2022
    ISBN9781669348948
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      #1

      I had a difficult time talking to my mother, who constantly told me that I could always come home. I wanted to reply that I would work myself past the white meat, down to the bone, and fistfight every stranger I ran across on the street before we lived under the same roof again.

      #2

      I was trying to make pasta for my boyfriend, Kelly, and I was not a disaster cook. I was able to feed myself food that I knew felt good and tasted good. I was trying to lose myself in the process of creating a meal.

      #3

      I had recurring nightmares about one of my brothers dying. I was relieved to hear that none of my siblings was hurt, and my mother did not do or say anything

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