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A review by kdurham2
All Is Not Forgotten by Wendy Walker
4.0
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What an interesting read. This book was different from page one. For the first few chapters, I didn't know who was narrating and then he introduces himself and I was nervous that he was taking us through this story, but when I closed the book, I was so glad that this story came from him - the therapist.
Jenny Kramer was given a drug after her attack to help her forget the memories, but her body still has muscle memory and that the drug can not touch. Her parents thought the drug was a good idea at the time and now a year later after an incident happens, they decide that maybe it wasn't a good idea and they should try to help her deal with the past.
What an interesting read. This book was different from page one. For the first few chapters, I didn't know who was narrating and then he introduces himself and I was nervous that he was taking us through this story, but when I closed the book, I was so glad that this story came from him - the therapist.
Jenny Kramer was given a drug after her attack to help her forget the memories, but her body still has muscle memory and that the drug can not touch. Her parents thought the drug was a good idea at the time and now a year later after an incident happens, they decide that maybe it wasn't a good idea and they should try to help her deal with the past.