Sarah
Not Little Sally Any More
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Sarah
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Narrated by:
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Virtual Voice
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Patricia Beynen
This title uses virtual voice narration
Virtual voice is computer-generated narration for audiobooks.
About this listen
Sarah is a senior in college, majoring in Art, but what direction should it take her in? A trip to Philadelphia to see her half-sister Molly helps clarify that question. We see the path Sarah will follow, the big decisions, the first whispers of love, and the reminders of a dark past that don't go away.
Possibilities everywhere, but Dad's education trust that supports her stops on graduation day. What then?
What about Zach? Is he off again or on again? Then there's David, a fellow artist, and he seems interested in her, but he's years older. How many years is too many years?
The Mom problem looms large, but is it Sarah's responsibility? Mom was a terrible mother, but maybe it was the best she could do? Should Sarah go back to California and try to help her? But how? Mom's mental illness is way out of Sarah's depth to deal with.
Staying loyal and supportive to Gramp and Grandmother, the people who saved her in her rocky childhood, is high on her priority list as they age. How does she balance it all? Click to read about the grown up Sarah.
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