Look Again

Ellen "Have you seen this child"? flyer. The picture of a lost child in the picture looks like her adopted son. She is curious and wonders "If the adoption was lawful, how could it be her adopted son? Ellen decides to investigate the matter. She digs too deep and risks her life and her son.

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  Look Again

  by A. J. Wood First published in 1995 1 edition work

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  The book paperback nove by: Lisa Scottoline. An author I engage in her description of events and have written a variety of books ("Final Appeal", Save Me", "Look Again").

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  Four Perfect Pebbles: a Holocaust story

  by Lila Perl First published in 1996 3 editions — 1 previewable work

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  This is a true, life-altering Holocaust book. The website is www.fourperfectpebbles.com. The main character, Ruth, tells about the family's experiences and horrific memories of Genocide.