Slipping Through The Net by Jennifer Ashcroft
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Overview: Set in the historic city of Worcester in the heart of England’s green and pleasant land. A young Jennifer is being raised in a traditional and self-contained family of four. Full of the joys of spring she plans on becoming a famous ballerina one day. But a dark cloud hangs over the city as another young girl disappears without trace.
Jennifer’s family starts falling apart but she’s unaware of her precarious position in life. She soon learns the perils of coming of age in a Godless society.
As she reaches mid-teens, her increasingly dysfunctional situation causes a domino effect of abandonment. Numerous house moves follow as danger lurks around every corner. Her dreams for life are eroding as homelessness continually looms. She discovers how easy it is to slip through the net of extended family and the social services in 1980’s broken Britain.
Genre: Non-Fiction > Biographies & Memoirs
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