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Somebody's Daughter: A Memoir - Hardcover
Somebody's Daughter: A Memoir
Author: Ford, Ashley C
Publication Date: 06/01/2021
Format: Hardcover
âsure To Be One Of The Best Memoirs Of 2021.â âkirkus Reviews, Starred Review âso Clear, Sharp, And Smooth That The Reader Sees, In Vivid Focus, Fordâs Complicated Childhood, Brilliant Mind, And Golden Heart. Ford Is A Writer For The Ages, And Somebodyâs Daughter Will Be A Book Of The Year.â âglennon Doyle, #1 New York Times Bestselling Author Of Untamed âfordâs Wrenchingly Brilliant Memoir Is Truly A Classic In The Making. The Writing Is So Richly Observed And So Suffused With Love And Yearning That I Kept Forgetting To Breathe While Reading It.â âjohn Green, #1 New York Times Bestselling Author One Of The Most Prominent Voices Of Her Generation Debuts With An Extraordinarily Powerful Memoir: The Story Of A Childhood Defined By The Looming Absence Of Her Incarcerated Father. Through Poverty, Adolescence, And A Fraught Relationship With Her Mother, Ashley Ford Wishes She Could Turn To Her Father For Hope And Encouragement. There Are Just A Few Problems: Heâs In Prison, And She Doesnât Know What He Did To End Up There. She Doesnât Know How To Deal With The Incessant Worries That Keep Her Up At Night, Or How To Handle The Changes In Her Body That Draw Unwanted Attention From Men. In Her Search For Unconditional Love, Ashley Begins Dating A Boy Her Mother Hates. When The Relationship Turns Sour, He Assaults Her. Still Reeling From The Rape, Which She Keeps Secret From Her Family, Ashley Desperately Searches For Meaning In The Chaos. Then, Her Grandmother Reveals The Truth About Her Fatherâs Incarceration . . . And Ashleyâs Entire World Is Turned Upside Down. Somebodyâs Daughter Steps Into The World Of Growing Up A Poor, Black Girl In Indiana With A Family Fragmented By Incarceration, Exploring How Isolating And Complex Such A Childhood Can Be. As Ashley Battles Her Body And Her Environment, She Embarks On A Powerful Journey To Find The Threads Between Who She Is And What She Was Born Into, And The Complicated Familial Love That Often Binds Them.
Author: Ford, Ashley C
Publication Date: 06/01/2021
Format: Hardcover
âsure To Be One Of The Best Memoirs Of 2021.â âkirkus Reviews, Starred Review âso Clear, Sharp, And Smooth That The Reader Sees, In Vivid Focus, Fordâs Complicated Childhood, Brilliant Mind, And Golden Heart. Ford Is A Writer For The Ages, And Somebodyâs Daughter Will Be A Book Of The Year.â âglennon Doyle, #1 New York Times Bestselling Author Of Untamed âfordâs Wrenchingly Brilliant Memoir Is Truly A Classic In The Making. The Writing Is So Richly Observed And So Suffused With Love And Yearning That I Kept Forgetting To Breathe While Reading It.â âjohn Green, #1 New York Times Bestselling Author One Of The Most Prominent Voices Of Her Generation Debuts With An Extraordinarily Powerful Memoir: The Story Of A Childhood Defined By The Looming Absence Of Her Incarcerated Father. Through Poverty, Adolescence, And A Fraught Relationship With Her Mother, Ashley Ford Wishes She Could Turn To Her Father For Hope And Encouragement. There Are Just A Few Problems: Heâs In Prison, And She Doesnât Know What He Did To End Up There. She Doesnât Know How To Deal With The Incessant Worries That Keep Her Up At Night, Or How To Handle The Changes In Her Body That Draw Unwanted Attention From Men. In Her Search For Unconditional Love, Ashley Begins Dating A Boy Her Mother Hates. When The Relationship Turns Sour, He Assaults Her. Still Reeling From The Rape, Which She Keeps Secret From Her Family, Ashley Desperately Searches For Meaning In The Chaos. Then, Her Grandmother Reveals The Truth About Her Fatherâs Incarceration . . . And Ashleyâs Entire World Is Turned Upside Down. Somebodyâs Daughter Steps Into The World Of Growing Up A Poor, Black Girl In Indiana With A Family Fragmented By Incarceration, Exploring How Isolating And Complex Such A Childhood Can Be. As Ashley Battles Her Body And Her Environment, She Embarks On A Powerful Journey To Find The Threads Between Who She Is And What She Was Born Into, And The Complicated Familial Love That Often Binds Them.
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Somebody's Daughter: A Memoir
Author: Ford, Ashley C
Publication Date: 06/01/2021
Format: Hardcover
âsure To Be One Of The Best Memoirs Of 2021.â âkirkus Reviews, Starred Review âso Clear, Sharp, And Smooth That The Reader Sees, In Vivid Focus, Fordâs Complicated Childhood, Brilliant Mind, And Golden Heart. Ford Is A Writer For The Ages, And Somebodyâs Daughter Will Be A Book Of The Year.â âglennon Doyle, #1 New York Times Bestselling Author Of Untamed âfordâs Wrenchingly Brilliant Memoir Is Truly A Classic In The Making. The Writing Is So Richly Observed And So Suffused With Love And Yearning That I Kept Forgetting To Breathe While Reading It.â âjohn Green, #1 New York Times Bestselling Author One Of The Most Prominent Voices Of Her Generation Debuts With An Extraordinarily Powerful Memoir: The Story Of A Childhood Defined By The Looming Absence Of Her Incarcerated Father. Through Poverty, Adolescence, And A Fraught Relationship With Her Mother, Ashley Ford Wishes She Could Turn To Her Father For Hope And Encouragement. There Are Just A Few Problems: Heâs In Prison, And She Doesnât Know What He Did To End Up There. She Doesnât Know How To Deal With The Incessant Worries That Keep Her Up At Night, Or How To Handle The Changes In Her Body That Draw Unwanted Attention From Men. In Her Search For Unconditional Love, Ashley Begins Dating A Boy Her Mother Hates. When The Relationship Turns Sour, He Assaults Her. Still Reeling From The Rape, Which She Keeps Secret From Her Family, Ashley Desperately Searches For Meaning In The Chaos. Then, Her Grandmother Reveals The Truth About Her Fatherâs Incarceration . . . And Ashleyâs Entire World Is Turned Upside Down. Somebodyâs Daughter Steps Into The World Of Growing Up A Poor, Black Girl In Indiana With A Family Fragmented By Incarceration, Exploring How Isolating And Complex Such A Childhood Can Be. As Ashley Battles Her Body And Her Environment, She Embarks On A Powerful Journey To Find The Threads Between Who She Is And What She Was Born Into, And The Complicated Familial Love That Often Binds Them.
Author: Ford, Ashley C
Publication Date: 06/01/2021
Format: Hardcover
âsure To Be One Of The Best Memoirs Of 2021.â âkirkus Reviews, Starred Review âso Clear, Sharp, And Smooth That The Reader Sees, In Vivid Focus, Fordâs Complicated Childhood, Brilliant Mind, And Golden Heart. Ford Is A Writer For The Ages, And Somebodyâs Daughter Will Be A Book Of The Year.â âglennon Doyle, #1 New York Times Bestselling Author Of Untamed âfordâs Wrenchingly Brilliant Memoir Is Truly A Classic In The Making. The Writing Is So Richly Observed And So Suffused With Love And Yearning That I Kept Forgetting To Breathe While Reading It.â âjohn Green, #1 New York Times Bestselling Author One Of The Most Prominent Voices Of Her Generation Debuts With An Extraordinarily Powerful Memoir: The Story Of A Childhood Defined By The Looming Absence Of Her Incarcerated Father. Through Poverty, Adolescence, And A Fraught Relationship With Her Mother, Ashley Ford Wishes She Could Turn To Her Father For Hope And Encouragement. There Are Just A Few Problems: Heâs In Prison, And She Doesnât Know What He Did To End Up There. She Doesnât Know How To Deal With The Incessant Worries That Keep Her Up At Night, Or How To Handle The Changes In Her Body That Draw Unwanted Attention From Men. In Her Search For Unconditional Love, Ashley Begins Dating A Boy Her Mother Hates. When The Relationship Turns Sour, He Assaults Her. Still Reeling From The Rape, Which She Keeps Secret From Her Family, Ashley Desperately Searches For Meaning In The Chaos. Then, Her Grandmother Reveals The Truth About Her Fatherâs Incarceration . . . And Ashleyâs Entire World Is Turned Upside Down. Somebodyâs Daughter Steps Into The World Of Growing Up A Poor, Black Girl In Indiana With A Family Fragmented By Incarceration, Exploring How Isolating And Complex Such A Childhood Can Be. As Ashley Battles Her Body And Her Environment, She Embarks On A Powerful Journey To Find The Threads Between Who She Is And What She Was Born Into, And The Complicated Familial Love That Often Binds Them.











