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Survivor
Annette Spratte
language (, July 25, 2017)You won’t find out what happened to her. But you will find out how she handles it. 19 year-old Josie is stuck in boarding school and there are only two ways out: graduate - or commit suicide. It’s not the school that troubles her, but what happened before. And now she has to find a way to live with it. Walk with her through the hallways of the school she calls “the bitch kennel”, through emotional turmoil, unexpected friendship and a passion for painting that leads to the discovery of a strength she had only guessed at before."IHIBRP Recommended Read Award Review:The makings of a great novel lie in wait in “Survivor”, a short story by Annette Spratte that introduces readers to a 19-year-old by the name of Josie who is shipped off to boarding school after a personal trauma resulting from a botched suicide attempt.Despite her young age, Spratte’s Josie is quite a mature young woman in this coming-of-age story that sets her up on her path to the future. Josie imbued with the usual teenage angst, but Spratte endows her strong female-lead with a maturity beyond her years as she learns to deal with inept teachers, bullying classmates, a detached mother, and a father who treats her more like a corporate associate than a daughter. The plotline of this story is familiar, but the relationship between these characters is vivid and complex. More than a few teens and women will relate to this nightmare-dreamer who is just gearing up to take charge and shape her own destiny. I look forward to the debut of Spratte’s upcoming novel and highly recommend this superlative read.Congratulations to the author on this IHIBRP 5 Star Recommended Read!"
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PICTURE THIS: Scarecrow Joe:
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language (Annette, Aug. 5, 2015)PICTURE THIS :The Cemetery Hag AND SO SHE STANDS BY THE CEMETERY GATE,WATCHING AND WAITING FOR THOSE WHO DESECRATE.WHO DISRESPECT AND MISBEHAVE ON ANYBODY ELSE'S GRAVE..
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language (Annette, July 16, 2015)PICTURE THIS :A Witches HatTHE MORE FRIGHTENED I WAS THE COLDER IT BECAME.IN A HISS LIKE WHISPER IT CALLED OUT MY NAME.
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language (Annette, July 16, 2015)PICTURE THIS:Starvin MarvinBE CAREFUL WHEN EXPLORING IN ANY ABANDONED HOME. BECAUSE CHANCES ARE MORE THAN LIKELY YOU MAY NOT BE ALONE.
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language (Annette, Sept. 15, 2015)PICTURE THIS:Skeletons In The Closet.THERE ARE SKELETONS IN THE CLOSET THAT WANT TO COME OUT.THEY ALL HAVE A SECRET OF WHAT EACH ONE'S ABOUT.
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language (, Sept. 18, 2018)PICTURE THIS : Pumpkin Joe IN A LAND WHERE PECULIAR PUMPKINS GROW...LIVES A PUMPKIN MAN BY THE NAME OF OLD JOE.HE'S A COUNTRY PUMPKIN THAT RULES THE LAND.ALWAYS READY AND IN COMMAND.
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Panda's Friends at the Zoo
Annette
Hardcover (Teeney Books, Sept. 15, 1991)None
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Duck's Friends on the Pond
Annette
Hardcover (Teeney Books, Sept. 15, 1991)None
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Lamb's Friends in the Country
Annette
Hardcover (Teeney Books, Sept. 15, 1991)None
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Pig's Friends on the Farm
Annette
Hardcover (Teeney Books, Sept. 15, 1991)None
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Survivor
Annette Spratte
Paperback (Independently published, July 29, 2017)You won’t find out what happened to her. But you will find out how she handles it. 19 year-old Josie is stuck in boarding school and there are only two ways out: graduate - or commit suicide. It’s not the school that troubles her, but what happened before. And now she has to find a way to live with it. Walk with her through the hallways of the school she calls “the bitch kennel”, through emotional turmoil, unexpected friendship and a passion for painting that leads to the discovery of a strength she had only guessed at before."IHIBRP Recommended Read Award Review:The makings of a great novel lie in wait in “Survivor”, a short story by Annette Spratte that introduces readers to a 19-year-old by the name of Josie who is shipped off to boarding school after a personal trauma resulting from a botched suicide attempt.Despite her young age, Spratte’s Josie is quite a mature young woman in this coming-of-age story that sets her up on her path to the future. Josie imbued with the usual teenage angst, but Spratte endows her strong female-lead with a maturity beyond her years as she learns to deal with inept teachers, bullying classmates, a detached mother, and a father who treats her more like a corporate associate than a daughter. The plotline of this story is familiar, but the relationship between these characters is vivid and complex. More than a few teens and women will relate to this nightmare-dreamer who is just gearing up to take charge and shape her own destiny. I look forward to the debut of Spratte’s upcoming novel and highly recommend this superlative read.Congratulations to the author on this IHIBRP 5 Star Recommended Read!"