Number 1: My greatest accomplishment was probably finding the files about the moss family. As I lived throughout that house I began to realize how badly they treated the other children and how they made them feel like nothing while you stayed there. Knowing that they were arrested for dozens of felonies of abuse with kids made her happy because the kids there were already going through enough pain without their real family. At the end of my whole journey, I was finally able to reunite with my biological relatives and talk about the heroes that helped me throughout this whole process. But my biggest accomplishment was staying strong and brave as I was torn apart from the people that taught me how to learn from my mistakes and making sure my …show more content…
I lived in a trailer with my family and then we began to move down to Florida as I got older. That's when a few cops and cop cars pulled up to my house and I knew this would be the end. A few weeks by and I was able to see my mother but never really my father until he got out but after that, I never saw my mother other than in my dreams. When grandpa and Adele picked us up I was nervous at first but then I was glad because they are related to me, so basically my family was all over just like my life it just kept passing …show more content…
I looked at it in interest because it said a memoir so I knew it would be very interesting. Then when I turned it over the writing became very deep into pieces of the story and how it's an amazing book and how it can relate to many others. I went online to look it up and I saw many great reviews and As I began to read this book made me very emotional but some parts it made me smile in joy for her amount of power. I can see how many people can relate to this book in many different ways just about life in general and as well as the main story of foster homes. I would recommend this book because it gave me more power and encouragement