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Chronicles of MatiLou and PerryAnn

Chronicles of MatiLou and PerryAnn

Passel, Martha

Paperback

Series: Chronicles of Matilou and Perryann, Book 5

Young Adult Nonfiction

ISBN13: 9798377479246
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Feb 15 2023
Pages: 388
Weight: 0.99
Height: 0.80 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English

GOLD MEDAL WINNER - 2024 Global Book Awards - Box Set & Book Series
GOLD MEDAL WINNER - 2023 Readers' Favorite - Young Adult - Social Issues

The weaving of decades into this story added depth and truth to the girls' journeys. The writing was rich and thoughtful. The incredible bond between these two girls was touching and realistic.-Judge, 32nd Annual Writer's Digest Self-Published Book Awards.

Chronicles of MatiLou and PerryAnn, rich with gifts and lessons in the telling of the story, filled with suspense throughout, finally, in the end, uncovers long-awaited truths. Friendship binds through bullying, tragic loss, hard choices. Through it all, the girls work to save nature and this blessed Mother Earth, our home.

In 1973, Summer of Change, Perry Ann lost her parents in a tragic accident.

Then, in 1983, Summer of Hard Choices, PerryAnn and her best friend, MatiLou, pursued answers to what happened on that fateful day. A past love interest, Billy, who may have been involved, accosted PerryAnn, forcing her to make hard choices. And in 1996, Alone on a Cliff, he continued to push PerryAnn to the brink of desperation. In 2003, Painted Moment, MatiLou grapples with her feelings for her husband Bobby and the price she pays to be with him, abandoning her true self and what she knows she was born to do. She struggles with wounds from bullying, injustice, and fear of losing those she loves.

To readers, thank you. I hope you enjoy the stories. As the storyteller, I tried to record the girls' hope, what they felt and learned, much of their dialogue, and what they gained and lost along the way. Although fiction, their journey resonates with current times.

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