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10:20 am
April 12, 2011

Wanda

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Post edited 10:24 am – April 12, 2011 by Wanda

The Storekeeper's Daughter (Book 1)

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The Quilter's Daughter (Book 2)

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The Bishop's Daughter (Book 3)

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4:03 pm
April 17, 2011

Wanda

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How would you deal with the guilt if you felt you were to blame for a child in your family being kidnapped?

4:06 am
May 12, 2011

houswife

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I just couldnt live with myself. i would not stop til i find the child

7:39 am
May 12, 2011

irishluk

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I would be heart sick, depressed with grief. Anger would set in on who would kidnap a child. Determination to find

the child would never end till the child was found.

11:15 am
May 12, 2011

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Absolutely stunned at first then most likely angry. I don't think I would ever get up searching. There was a famous kidnapping just a few miles down the road from here about 20 years ago, Jacob Wetterling. His parents started the Jacob Wetterling Foundation and have never given up hope.

6:24 pm
January 26, 2012

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I think that's something no one would ever want to be in as it's so terrible. I read this series and I felt so sorry for Naomi. All the giref she had to have felt and all the blame and guilt. Whether your English or Amish, the feelings of pain is always the same. They don't change.

6:09 pm
February 2, 2012

Emily

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I wouldn't be able to live with myself if I was blame for losing a child. I would go look to see if I could get the child back. I would pray that the child is living with a loving family. I felt so bad for Naomi when her dad blame her for losing his youngest child.

12:44 pm
February 15, 2012

abbie day

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I would probably would try not to be bitter toward the kidnapper,

and forgive him.It would be very hard though.

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