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Follow the stars home

"Being a good mother is never simple: each day brings new choices and challenges. For Diane Robbins, being a devoted single mother has resulted in her greatest joy and darkest sorrow."--Back of container.

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  • ""Being a good mother is never simple: each day brings new choices and challenges. For Diane Robbins, being a devoted single mother has resulted in her greatest joy and darkest sorrow."--Back of container."@en
  • "A novel exploring the heart of a family focuses on the courage, love, and devotion of one mother as she tries to find the strength to forgive her ex-husband, the father of their exceptional child, with the help of her brother-in-law, the town pediatrician."@en
  • "Being a good mother is never simple: each day brings new choices and challenges. For Diane Robbins, being a devoted single mother has resulted in her greatest joy and darkest sorrow. Weeks before her daughter was born, she and her husband, Tim McIntosh, received the news that every parent fears. Tim had not reckoned on their child being anything less than perfect, and abruptly fled to a solitary existence on the sea. Diane was left with a newborn - almost alone. It was Tim's brother, Alan, the town pediatrician, who stood by Diane and her exceptional daughter. Throughout years of waiting, watching, and caring, Alan hid his love for his brother's wife. But one of the many hard choices Diane has made is to close her heart toward any man - especially one named McIntosh. It will take a very special twelve-year-old to remind them all that love comes in many forms, and can be received with as much grace as it is given."
  • "Being a good mother is never simple: each day brings new choices and challenges. For Diane Robbins, being a devoted single mother has resulted in her greatest joy and darkest sorrow. Weeks before her daughter was born, she and her husband, Tim McIntosh, received the news that every parent fears. Tim had not reckoned on their child being anything less than perfect, and abruptly fled to a solitary existence on the sea. Diane was left with a newborn, almost alone."@en
  • "When their daughter is born with Rett syndrome, Diane Robbins' husband Tom flees, leaving her to raise the baby alone. However, Tom's brother Alan, the town pediatrician, stands by Diane and her exceptional daughter, and for years he hides his growing love for his brother's wife."@en
  • "When Dianne's boy friend abandons her and their baby. His brother steps into help out; their feelings for each other complicate things. Some descriptions of sex and some strong language."
  • "Weeks before her daughter was born, Diane received the news that every parent fears. Her husband, unable to face a child that isn't perfect, abruptly flees. For Diane, being a single mother results in her greatest joy and darkest sorrow."@en
  • "Being a good mother is never simple: each day brings new choices and challenges. For Diane Robbins, being a devoted single mother has resulted in her greatest joy and darkest sorrow. Weeks before her daughter was born, she and her husband, Tim McIntosh, received the news that every parent fears. Tim had not reckoned on their child being anything less than perfect, and abruptly fled to a solitary existence on the sea. Diane was left with a newborn - almost alone."@en
  • "Dianne had one date with pediatrician Alan McIntosh before his sailor brother, Tim, swept her off her feet and then bolted when he learned their unborn child would be disabled. Now, as Alan helps Dianne with eleven-year-old Julia, they both hide their feelings."

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  • "Love stories"@en
  • "Love stories"
  • "Domestic fiction"@en
  • "Domestic fiction"
  • "Fiction"
  • "Fiction"@en
  • "Audiobooks"@en
  • "Downloadable audio books"@en

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  • "Follow the Stars Home"
  • "Follow the stars home"
  • "Follow the stars home"@en

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