Forgotten eBook Jessica Barksdale Inclan
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What happens when you do the one thing you would never do? What happens when you forget the one thing you never, ever would forget, not in a million years? How do you keep on living when you are left but your child is not?
Marciela and Matthew Phillips are happily married, a hard working couple, the parents of a beautiful two-year-old girl, Rose. Marciela is determined to avoid the mistakes her own mother made, driving herself to be the best mother, wife, and worker she can be. But after the birth of her second child, Liam, she realizes that doing it all is doing too much.
And then she forgets. And nothing is ever the same.
Forgotten eBook Jessica Barksdale Inclan
This is the second time I've tried reading this book. I got a little farther this time; but just couldn't finish it! The editing is horrible: missing words, extra words, misspelled words and the same with the punctuation. There was a place that read "(name)" in the middle of a sentence where the make of a vehicle was being noted. It was as if the space in parenthesis was supposed the be filled in and wasn't!As far as the story goes, I felt the characters' reactions were atypical. I don't know how promiscuity would be a 'normal' reaction after any kind of death of a child. I would expect both parents to hold any remaining children very close and, not leave! As for the homeless boy-just seems very contrived. Doesn't really make sense.
I never finished this book so I don't know the ending. Maybe everything is pulled together at the end?! I'm not really interested in finding out.
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Forgotten eBook Jessica Barksdale Inclan Reviews
It the better
This story started as iI expected, but didn't continue as I expected. I was surprised by the results of what happened; but after thinking about it and hearing her heart, maybe not so surprised after all. The middle part kinda dragged, but the ending was good and hopeful. A very thought provoking book and I'll never look at this story in real life quite the same. I recommend this story!!!
I didn't get too far into this book, but felt it had not been edited very well with lots of obvious errors. Also the subject matter of the book - the plot - though maybe this is something that happens too often in real life, was just too painful to read about. I was taken in by the cover of the book.
Yet another free book that I was lucky enough to grab one day. The emotions in this books are so raw. I could feel for the characters knowing that what happened to them could most likely happen to any of us under the same or similar circumstances. Through Mar's journey across the US after she left Matt I felt such pain for her. Try to put yourself in her shoes, how would you handle something like that. At the same time I also felt overwhelming sadness for Matt and what Mar had left him with. You will enjoy this book. It deals with common everyday people who have had a terrible tragedy happen to them.
Was it a pleasure to read this book? No. It was heartbreaking. Am I glad I read it? Yes. The author was amazing in the telling the of the tragedy that happened to this family. I wanted a happy ending but how could there ever possibly be a happy ending to this story? Or an ending at all? A tragedy of this nature can never be FORGOTTEN.
I would have given this book 5 stars but I knocked off 1 star because some odd mispellings of words ... like amp for map, or at least I assumed the word was supposed to be map. Also words misplaced in phrases, etc. Things like this knocked me out of the story because I was trying to figure out what the author meant to say instead of what was actually said.
I recommend this book but not for light reading. One thing for sure is that if you do read it, you will never forget it.
This is a wonderfully written story of loss and love. I cried, close to sobbed, several times. I truly felt what the character was feeling. Horribly sad great book.
Very Intense
"Forgotten" is a heart-wrenching story. The author tackled new territory and topics not found in a typical novel. I couldn't read it in one sitting; it was just too emotional.
Most of us have heard about a child found in a vehicle, and have wondered how it could happen. After reading the book, I did some research on the Internet. This tragedy happens across all walks of society. The common link seems to be busy and tired caregivers. Does that sound like anyone you know? The tragedy is so common that it even has a name - Forgotten Baby Syndrome! How would anyone cope with the guilt?
What is most disturbing is that the characters in this book start out as such a "normal" family. They could easily be your family or one you know. This book tackles the topic of how the unthinkable could have happened, and tells about a device available for prevention (an alarm).
If you are a visual person (the type of person who needs to leave things in the line of sight to keep them in mind) this book will chill you to the core.
Hopefully, public awareness will be raised by this book. If a child is saved because of a conversation started by this book, it makes it worth the read.
Note to the author - I was surprised to read you teach English. PLEASE read the entire book aloud and correct the errors before the next version is released. It's a great book, but the numerous errors were distracting.
This is the second time I've tried reading this book. I got a little farther this time; but just couldn't finish it! The editing is horrible missing words, extra words, misspelled words and the same with the punctuation. There was a place that read "(name)" in the middle of a sentence where the make of a vehicle was being noted. It was as if the space in parenthesis was supposed the be filled in and wasn't!
As far as the story goes, I felt the characters' reactions were atypical. I don't know how promiscuity would be a 'normal' reaction after any kind of death of a child. I would expect both parents to hold any remaining children very close and, not leave! As for the homeless boy-just seems very contrived. Doesn't really make sense.
I never finished this book so I don't know the ending. Maybe everything is pulled together at the end?! I'm not really interested in finding out.
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