Two Trees
Julie is adopted by the Beekmans in the late 1960's and at first, brought up in the idyllic town of Grand Haven, Michigan. When her father dies, her mother, Marge decides to sell everything, leave town and provide Julie and her brothers with some "cultural awareness" which includes enrolling Julie in an all black school in the south. Over the years, Marge becomes more abusive and ultimately Julie seeks help. She begins to confide in a young Art Therapist who helps uncover a barrage of secrets. While the book covers some dark times and tragedy, there is a strong sense of humor running through it that will keep the reader reading to see just how Julie manages to pull through it all, not only in one piece, but as an adult well able to survive in this world.
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Two Trees
Julie is adopted by the Beekmans in the late 1960's and at first, brought up in the idyllic town of Grand Haven, Michigan. When her father dies, her mother, Marge decides to sell everything, leave town and provide Julie and her brothers with some "cultural awareness" which includes enrolling Julie in an all black school in the south. Over the years, Marge becomes more abusive and ultimately Julie seeks help. She begins to confide in a young Art Therapist who helps uncover a barrage of secrets. While the book covers some dark times and tragedy, there is a strong sense of humor running through it that will keep the reader reading to see just how Julie manages to pull through it all, not only in one piece, but as an adult well able to survive in this world.
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Two Trees

Two Trees

by Julie Beekman
Two Trees

Two Trees

by Julie Beekman

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Overview

Julie is adopted by the Beekmans in the late 1960's and at first, brought up in the idyllic town of Grand Haven, Michigan. When her father dies, her mother, Marge decides to sell everything, leave town and provide Julie and her brothers with some "cultural awareness" which includes enrolling Julie in an all black school in the south. Over the years, Marge becomes more abusive and ultimately Julie seeks help. She begins to confide in a young Art Therapist who helps uncover a barrage of secrets. While the book covers some dark times and tragedy, there is a strong sense of humor running through it that will keep the reader reading to see just how Julie manages to pull through it all, not only in one piece, but as an adult well able to survive in this world.

Product Details

BN ID: 2940157544690
Publisher: Rogue Phoenix Press
Publication date: 06/09/2017
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
Pages: 430
File size: 882 KB

About the Author

Julie Beekman is an avid runner, hiker and skier and lives in Boulder, Colorado with her dog, Francesca.
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