The Monster's Lap
Nonfiction, Health & Well Being, Psychology, Forensic Psychology, Health, Healing, Social Psychology
| Author: | Drew Bankston | ISBN: | 1230001667233 |
| Publisher: | Star Painter Productions | Publication: | January 14, 2015 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Drew Bankston |
| ISBN: | 1230001667233 |
| Publisher: | Star Painter Productions |
| Publication: | January 14, 2015 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
Three-year-old Julie has a secret which she has been told NOT to tell. If she tells, her mommy will be hurt terribly. Secrets in the head of a three year old, however, are like thinking that the sun will forever hide behind the clouds. Eventually, they will both come out, and when Julie’s secret does come out it tears apart two families while bringing them closer together at the same time.
“The Monster’s Lap” is a real story based on the life misfortunes and betrayals of a young three-year-old girl and the family that loves her. You will have an intimate look into the ups and downs of this family as well as the little known process that goes on from discovery to the final verdict in court. Can a three-year-old express what has happened in her life enough to convince the District Attorney to take on this case, or will the word of a well spoken, well liked thirty-year-old man be more believable? “She can hardly talk. I didn’t do anything and after all, who would believe a three-year-old?”
Three-year-old Julie has a secret which she has been told NOT to tell. If she tells, her mommy will be hurt terribly. Secrets in the head of a three year old, however, are like thinking that the sun will forever hide behind the clouds. Eventually, they will both come out, and when Julie’s secret does come out it tears apart two families while bringing them closer together at the same time.
“The Monster’s Lap” is a real story based on the life misfortunes and betrayals of a young three-year-old girl and the family that loves her. You will have an intimate look into the ups and downs of this family as well as the little known process that goes on from discovery to the final verdict in court. Can a three-year-old express what has happened in her life enough to convince the District Attorney to take on this case, or will the word of a well spoken, well liked thirty-year-old man be more believable? “She can hardly talk. I didn’t do anything and after all, who would believe a three-year-old?”
