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Trails of Hope - Finding Atticus

Trails of Hope - Finding Atticus

G. Ellen Hare

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Native Book Publishing
Año de edición:
2024
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Crímenes reales
ISBN:
9781963748178
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Based on a true story, 'Trails of Hope: Finding Atticus,' follows Pamela, who finds her dream horse named Atticus, only for the horse to vanish from the barn. Devastated by the loss and determined to find him, Pamela embarks on a relentless search that spans several years. Pamela also confronts the toxicity of her relationship with her parents, navigating the complexities of familial ties while seeking closure and resolution. Her unwavering quest to locate the missing horse becomes a driving force in her life, and in turn, the horse becomes a symbol of hope and redemption. The book intricately weaves together the themes of resilience, love for animals, repairing fractured relationships, and overcoming the burdens of a toxic past.

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