Wherever Lily Goes: The Second in a Trilogy (The Lily Trilogy Book 2)

Terry Lovely isn't expecting any great rewards for her decision to uproot her family, move halfway across the country and take care of her sister Lily, who has Down Syndrome. What Terry will eventually discover, however, is that Lily will give more than she will ever take, including a certain something Terry doesn't even know is missing....

By Sherry Boas
File Size: 527 KB
Print Length: 190 pages
Publisher: Caritas Press; 2 edition (June 3, 2011)
Publication Date: June 3, 2011
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B00548LLZQ
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The continuing story of Lily, a person with Down syndrome, and those around her gives such a positive outlook on life in general despite our problems. She loves with such abandon, oomph as she gives a bear hug. It's a little confusing if the first bo

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