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Swan Garden (paperback)

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The Swan Garden tells the story of a young woman who survives a brutal assault and rape, gives birth in a mother baby home, and the abuse she receives in the Magdalene Laundry. After finding a way to get away, she attempts to create a life for herself, but never forgets who was taken from her and why. As the years pass, she learns truths once denied to her.

SKU: 9781943050086 Category: Tag: Non-fiction

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The Swan Garden tells the story of a young woman who survives a brutal assault and rape, gives birth in a mother baby home, and the abuse she receives in the Magdalene Laundry. After finding a way to get away, she attempts to create a life for herself, but never forgets who was taken from her and why. As the years pass, she learns truths once denied to her.

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Weight .75 lbs
Dimensions 6 x .7 x 9 in

1 review for Swan Garden (paperback)

  1. 5 out of 5

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    A riveting and captivating story of a young woman refusing to accept others dictating her life, as those she trusted and depended on tried to rip her life from her. Anne Biggs will tug at your heart and touch your soul with a wide range of emotion in this well written novel on mother/baby homes of Ireland.

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