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    Stella Who?
    Stella Who?
    Stella Who?
    Audiobook8 hours

    Stella Who?

    Written by L. M. Wasylciw

    Narrated by Jack Wynters

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    About this audiobook

    Stella was a homeless woman who had been living on the streets of Victoria, Canada, for more years than she could recall. Her life was lonely, bleak and miserable. Judith was a semi-retired primary school teacher whose life was perfect. Stella lived from hand to mouth and had a life story that many wanted to hear yet she never told. Judith lived a life of luxury and was seemingly unaware of the growing number of homeless people that lived on the streets. One cold, blustery winter night, and quite by chance, they accidentally bumped into each other. Neither could have known that their lives would be forever changed. Judith very soon saw the world differently and was eager to learn more about the homeless, especially that woman, in the red hat, who lived on the streets. Stella struggled along and simply did what it took in order to survive, determined to keep her life-story a secret.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAuthor's Republic
    Release dateMar 4, 2016
    ISBN9781518931192
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    • 5/5
      FANTASTIC narrator of an important story! You must listen (not read) to appreciate this slice of life in its most impactful format. This will score as one of my best listens ever (I listen to audiobooks for several hours every single day.) UNFORGETTABLE!!