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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. A Makeshift Family I really deeply enjoyed this book: I could only wish it was a little longer A newborn baby is left on the steps of the garage apartment of a young man working on the estate of an elderly woman. [Blessings] is the story of this young man's behavior after finding the child, and the transformations the child unleashes in the young man and the elderly woman. I've read this book twice, and could read it a dozen more times. By turns sad, happy, nostalgic, and retrospective, the book doesn't always progress the way you want it to, but it progresses along the way of the world. A great read. Slow start, but I ended up being glad I read the book. Puts a light on the need for safe haven laws. Although the storyline was interesting, for some reason her writing annoyed me. It seemed contrived and the descriptions forced. no reviews | add a review
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