Mama Sou - Griggs, Maria; Clapp, Tyler
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A story about a young girl of 17, her innocence and her leap into maturity by extremely painful circumstances. You will experience, through the eyes of a young wife and mother, the wonder, beauty and culture of a faraway exotic location. The happiness and wonder she experienced while discovering what she believed to be true love, and all the agony of betrayal by the one person she trusted the most. Redemption comes soon enough?. After having her young son taken away as a toddler, devastating pain brings her to a depression so deep that it takes years to recover. Her strength of will is put…mehr

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A story about a young girl of 17, her innocence and her leap into maturity by extremely painful circumstances. You will experience, through the eyes of a young wife and mother, the wonder, beauty and culture of a faraway exotic location. The happiness and wonder she experienced while discovering what she believed to be true love, and all the agony of betrayal by the one person she trusted the most. Redemption comes soon enough?. After having her young son taken away as a toddler, devastating pain brings her to a depression so deep that it takes years to recover. Her strength of will is put through a test when the case crosses over the court systems from two countries: the United States and Greece. During this time, she digs deep for strength she never imagined she had to help her during her struggle to be reunited with him. Twelve and a half grueling years later, she is finally able to hug her son who is no longer a little boy but a young man, searching for answers about the mother he was told was dead.
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Maria Griggs is an independent, self-motivated, communicative and charming out-of-the-box entrepreneur with a story to tell. A native of Portugal, she spent several years in Caracas, Venezuela until finally arriving in Boston, Massachusetts with her family. She loves to travel and has visited several locations including Greece, where she lived on and off for 3 years. This is Maria's first attempt at literary work and it began as a journal, or "catharsis of the soul" poured on paper, but soon after became a project, largely in part due to the encouragement of friends and family. This story took almost three years to complete. Besides working on the publication of this story, Maria owns her own business and also does Language Interpretation. Always looking for new stimuli, she spends time online researching, learning, and posting online. She is currently working on her next work "Sweets My Mother Fed Me" - a kitchen table book, with tales from her native Portugal sprinkled among some delicious family recipes. She lives in Maine with her husband and has four sons -the oldest being the reason for this book.