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    Informally Educated: True Tale of Child Abuse, Survival and Murder
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    Informally Educated: True Tale of Child Abuse, Survival and Murder

    By Kennesaw Taylor

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    An amazing story about overcoming tremendous obstacles, including abuse.M Gusby WSAV3 Ga

    The road that led Kennesaw Taylor back to Milledgeville was marked with a non-existent childhood, a madman and murder.
    Jonathan Jackson Union Recorder Milledgeville Ga

    A horrific story, not a horror story. A good book, not a happy book. I’m amazed he lived through all this.Laura Starling

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLemon Press
    Release dateMar 19, 2010
    ISBN9781452459271
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    Informally Educated: True Tale of Child Abuse, Survival and Murder

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      Read this with a box of keenex. Even though I couldn't put this down, I read it with a great deal of horror and outrage. Such are true stories.