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Yesterday I shared Trish’s gorgeous piece about her daughter Abbie. Now, reading that, you might wonder what Abbie thought when she saw it. In fact, she sat in a crowded auditorium and cried as her mom read it aloud, through her own tears. (Trish did share it with her before the reading — Abbie cried then, too.)

I won’t tell you how much Abbie loved the piece — and how much she loves her mom. I’ll let her do that herself, in an essay she wrote for English class not long after the reading.

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Tags: Filed under: motherhood, mothers who write by Amysilverman

2 Responses to “She’s Beautiful: Should We be Writing About Our Kids? Part Four”

  1. That was beautiful.

  2. I really like this companion piece, Amy. How nice that Trish’s daughter is finding her voice through having her mother find her own. It’s pretty breathtaking!

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