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In an upper middle-class neighborhood, on a street like Wildwood Drive, things like this are not supposed to happen.... Sixteen-year-old Kate is going to have a baby. She's done all to prepare for the new child's birth but one thing: She hasn't told anyone.

Except for her younger sister. Together, all they have is a crib made out of cardboard, sheets from the Goodwill...and hope. Hope that somehow, with the newborn baby in arms, everyone will forgive.

Praise for Her Daughter's Eyes:

Poignant, sharply introspective and thought provoking. Every parent of a teenager and indeed, every teenager should read this work with care. (New York Times bestselling author Dorothea Benton Frank)

Beautifully written...Jessica Barksdale Incl‡n brings a profound understanding of human nature to her characters. I wish Ms. Incl‡n great success with this wonderful novel. (New York Times bestselling author Sally Mandel)

Jessica Barksdale Incl‡n is an author to watch. (New York Times bestselling author Kristin Hannah)

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*MY REVIEW*

This is story about a neglectful father who decides to abandon his childen for another woman after his wife and the mother of these 2 girls dies from cancer. The girlfriend was 50 percent of the problem too. She brained washed the father (Davis) into living with her and her 2 sons, so therefor Davis only visited his girls every few days because he was brained washed by this woman. She really irriated me. I wanted to jump in the novel and slap her silly. And of course because no one was there two love these two girls and watch over them, this is why Kate became pregnant.