My Thoughts Exactly, by Darcy Diggins, Middle School BioSPYchologist
Darcy Diggins and Grandma Earlene Book 1
by Jodie Randisi
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Pub Date Jun 04 2020 | Archive Date Jul 11 2020
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Description
Can an anonymous act of kindness produce more than unexpected joy and happiness?
Twelve-year-old Darcy Diggins has firsthand knowledge that it does. She has an incredible story to tell, but who is going to believe that an anonymous act of kindness can produce a full-grown miniature person called a Dewbabie, and that the misplaced tribe of tiny people from the RainForest live in her closet?
In order to protect the Dewbabies, Darcy enlists the help of her zany grandmother, Ms. Earlene, the celebrity storyteller whose outfits are always worth a mention. Darcy not only has to manage a middle school bully determined to ruin her reputation, but she also has to restrain a middle-age bully, her miserable, misguided aunt who is also her middle school guidance counselor. Aunt Estelle’s misery leads her straight to a scam artist wanted by the FBI. As Darcy’s responsibilities multiply, so does her resolve, and this is how and when she discovers her aptitude for “Biospychology.”
Available Editions
| ISBN | 9780997517255 |
| PRICE | $3.99 (USD) |
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Featured Reviews
Eli S, Reviewer
First of all, many thanks to NetGalley for an Advanced Reader's Copy (ARC)
I got bored,
I laughed,
I cried.
My heart is very full.
An extremely good read for both the young and old.
Let me just end this with a few lines that, in my opinion, are gold.
"Children, even grown-up children, never stop wanting our attention, so I say we'd better give it to them while they're available to us."
"Did you know, Darcy, God saves our tears in a bottle? Every tear ever shed. I do not recommend flinching from adversity. It's God's way of infusing iron into our soul. How else could he impart iron into our mortal natures but by letting us suffer?"
"It's like I always say, faith isn't learned when we're marinatin' in comfortable situations. There is no reason we shouldn't ask for big things or amounts. We will get what we ask for, large or small. Might as well as for big."
"What would happen if we treated people who appear unlovable as if they were simply under construction, under development, if you will?"
"And to the fallen, we must be kind."
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