Daddy, I Forgive You

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Summary: Daddy, I Forgive You
Review: A very personal account of a young woman's ordeal with the abuse she suffered and how it affected the dynamics within her family. A short, concise book, but with a lot to say. I couldn't put it down until I had finished it. I think this is an excellent book for anyone who has suffered from sexual abuse or knows someone who has. It offers a glimmer of hope and shows that a person's "own" choices ultimately control the destiny of one's life.

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Summary: This book was great.
Review: At first I thought this book was really short. But when I read it
I was moved by what c. j. wilkes had to say. Her young life was full of so much trauma, it was really sad. But the way she overcame and grew from her experience was amazing. I was really touched by her ability to forgive her father for the horrible acts he committed. This book gave me new perspective and insight into family situations gone bad, that I could not have fathomed before.
I just want to say, thanks to c.j wilkes for being a strong enough woman to share this wonderful book with the world.

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Summary: A Must Read!!!
Review: Daddy, I Forgive You is a must read book. As someone who has experienced sexual abuse, I was left feeling inspired that there is hope to be able to move on. And seeing Mrs. Wilkes picture on the back of the book made this not just a story but a real person that I could relate to. It is easy to preach forgiveness, but when you have been faced with something so vile it is so hard to find forgiveness for the perpetrator and even harder to find it for yourself. Daddy, I Forgive You is a short account of someone doing just this and will leave you with hope.

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Summary: life hurts
Review: now me i never figured life was fair even as a kid i lived on the steerts of that big city new york at the age of 8 left home andd never looked back sure was hard now readind this womans book i feel bad for her but like the monk said thats life and this karma thing let it go and just be atlanta nights would cue her i know