For many the '60s were a time of love, peace and experimentation. For Mary Lawrence, The Age of Aquarius was the start of a descent into hell from which she would not emerge for fifteen years.Mary was put into residential school by her grandmother, who had no idea of what residential school was like. She just wanted Mary, her brothers and sisters to have a good education. At school, Mary first learned that life can be less than just. For the next thirty-odd years, she would endure life on the street, drug addiction, spousal violence, prison, and finally life-threatening illness before she would start the long climb to recovery.

My People, Myself

Biographies & Memoirs

Lawrence, Mary

Community & Culture

Caitlin Pr

The tragedy that follows from the misconception that children are chattel, not people, is brought out in this book. It touches on emotions that are common to everyone: fear of rejection, abandonment and loneliness. Finally, and most importantly, it is also a tale of hope. Based on true family history, the story begins in England in the 1920s. It follows the lives of two sisters - Catherine and Simone - from England to Canada, as their family is torn apart and they desperately search to find each other. Against impossible odds involving three countries and 65 years of disappointments, two little girls, connected only by blood and birth, find each other again. As fiction, this story would be worthy of writing. As a true story, it has to be shared.

Sisters Torn

Faryon, Cynthia J.

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Books by Caitlin Pr

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My People, Myself

Sisters Torn