Vivianne’S Long Lost Sister

By Elizabeth Edge Smyth

This Book tells a compelling story about Vivianne's long lost Sister, Vivianne has had enough and leaves home when she stumbles on a farm, there she finds her long lost Sister Chikita, at first she is unshure does she let Vivianne in or not? She does and it turns out they are more alike than they first thought. They are true friends as well.

• Language: English
• Publisher: AuthorHouse
• Release date: Sep 25, 2013
• ISBN: 9781481748643

Elizabeth Edge Smyth

Myself as an author, well I have credibility as one I am interested to see what goes on and I would like something of mine to succeed you know have my go at something new, I think my book has potential.

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Published by AuthorHouse 09/21/2013

ISBN: 978-1-4817-4863-6 (sc)

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Library of Congress Control Number: 2013908246

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Vivianne’s

Long Lost Sister

By: Elizabeth Edge Smyth

I dedicate this book to my friend Jackie Burton for helping me

To Gary Brandon

To my AuthorHouse Publishing Consultant, Mr. Steven Cortez

To my AuthorHouse Check-in Coordinator, Ms. Shane Villamor

My lovely sister, Marie Philips

And to my darling Paige Kasie

Vivianne’s Long Lost Sister

It was a chilly summers evening in County Claire Ireland, The wind was wrapping around People like a blanket covering them with a caress of coldness

On this evening, Vivianne was walking through the Corridor thinking that she was sick and tired of the others. She had had enough of People bullying, taunting and Beating her within inches of her Life With all these thoughts going around her head like a hurricane that was it, she entered her dorm collected her things and packed her case and walked through the corridor again then slipped through an open door at the back of the school, that a Nun had forgotten to Lock behind her. Vivianne hurriedly walked to her

Auntie Agnes-step Mother’s house to collect a few provisions, Vivianne knew that this was going to be a long lonely cold night while she was walking, she said to herself with a burst of rebellion. Why can’t I walk the Streets without being Shouted at or People calling me names! as Vivianne was Making her long walk of freedom she called out so long Mother good times never felt so good the echo of her Mothers reply was Is that you Vivianne but by then Vivianne had long gone.

At around about Eight O’clock it was dusk and the