Don't Let Me Go
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From the age of five, when social services had come to collect her from school to take her to her dying mother’s bedside, she’d been a ward of the state. Her mother had been beaten to death by her current boyfriend, who wasn’t Tracy’s father; Tracy hadn’t even known, and had never been able to find out who her real father was. It seemed nobody knew, but she’d had a few substitutes along the way, a couple of whom she’d actually liked, before the time had come to move on. There had been some good ...temporary mothers too, and brothers and sisters, aunts, uncles, grandparents, you name it, she’d had them all. What she’d never had while growing up was a family to call her own.She had one now, but that had only happened since she’d met Nelson Barrall and managed to turn her life around. Until then, she’d spent most of her teens and all of her twenties knocking about with gangs, living on the streets, or banged up in jail. She’d had few real friends, no money and zero prospects.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
From the age of five, when social services had come to collect her from school to take her to her dying mother’s bedside, she’d been a ward of the state. Her mother had been beaten to death by her current boyfriend, who wasn’t Tracy’s father; Tracy hadn’t even known, and had never been able to find out who her real father was. It seemed nobody knew, but she’d had a few substitutes along the way, a couple of whom she’d actually liked, before the time had come to move on. There had been some good ...temporary mothers too, and brothers and sisters, aunts, uncles, grandparents, you name it, she’d had them all. What she’d never had while growing up was a family to call her own.She had one now, but that had only happened since she’d met Nelson Barrall and managed to turn her life around. Until then, she’d spent most of her teens and all of her twenties knocking about with gangs, living on the streets, or banged up in jail. She’d had few real friends, no money and zero prospects.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Susan Lewis to read onlineMoreLess
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