Fascinating book. The story is fictional, but inspired by a true story. This is the story of Diana Dunn, who's mother is paralyzed from polio.
This is a great story of family, love and perseverance, as well as an indictment of 1960's society norms about the rights of handicapped people.
The end has a twist that is so fanciful it's not believable. And yet at the same time, it's the sort of happy ending you wish for a family like this.
This is a great story of family, love and perseverance, as well as an indictment of 1960's society norms about the rights of handicapped people.
The end has a twist that is so fanciful it's not believable. And yet at the same time, it's the sort of happy ending you wish for a family like this.
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