Upon learning about who her missing parents were, Miss Amanda tells Lexi “It’s not what they call you, it’s what you answer to.” What does that mean to you? #ASUReads22#TheElephantsGirl
Everyone needs a friend like Fisher, someone who believes in what you say even though it doesn’t make as much sense to them. Who was your best childhood friend? #ASUReads22#TheElephantGirl
@olivarezangela_ Thank you so much! I appreciate that! I have moments when I wonder if I’ve inherited any specific traits or similar hobbies with that any of my biological family- but in having my girls I get to see the similarities between us and it’s something that means so much to me!
Lexie was 5, when a tornado displaced her, erasing her memory of the years prior. I have no memories of my bio family either. Only I was 4 and CPS took me. My lack of memory pbly serves me best. #ASUreads22#Theelephantsgirl
@elpolloblanco12 Thank you! If anything, I know it helped me have a greater appreciation of the family I created and it definitely makes me strive to be the best mother I can to my girls🖤
@e__nadeau I loved Rogers character. He was patient and loving and I love how he didn’t make her feel guilty about wanting to know more about where she came from! #ASUReads22
Life is hard, it gives the test 1st, the lesson after. I knew Lexie was in for a big revelation after Ms.Leigh’s summer assignment! #ASUReads22#TheElephantsGirl