81. Children, The Cute Little Tails We Have to Feed

Synopsis

My dearest daughter, I will never forget the day I nearly lost you. The day you learned the secrets that would tear our lives apart… Time stops for Jen when her beloved daughter, Gracie, is involved in a terrible car crash. Pronounced dead at the scene, it’s a miracle when paramedics manage to then resuscitate the little girl. The relief Jen feels at Gracie’s recovery is matched only by her fury at the driver of the car – her ex-husband’s new girlfriend Ella. Jen has never trusted Ella, and now her worst fears have been confirmed. But then Gracie begins to tell strange stories about what she heard in the car that day, and what she saw in those moments near death. It’s clear that there’s something shocking hidden in Ella’s past… but exposing it could tear all their lives apart. An emotional page-turner that will take your breath away. Perfect for fans of Jodi Picoult, Lisa Wingate and Kerry Fisher.

I've always thought that taking children to public places before they could take care of themselves is a bit irresponsible.

Kids going to school shouldn't cross the road, even with teacher's guidance. It's too dangerous for children to roam anywhere alone. They should be at home. Studying should be at home. Playing should be at home. Shopping for toys should also be at home.

Then, I wonder how mothers would shop for daily needs, because she has to take care of the entire household, not just the baby (babies). Really, being a Mom is a huge huge step.

  

Then, when children die on accidents...

Mom would ...
b.l.a.m.e......h.e.r.s.e.l.f...
TOO LATE. WHAT FOR?

See also: Superman, Come Back to Me, I Want A Hug Electric Woman: How to Get Over Anything To Blame Or Not To Blame

Book Recommendation:

• Jill Childs - Gracie's Secret