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• Why did the torment last so long?
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• Jaycee Dugard’s Captivity-Diary Revelation — What Did She Write?

Then, by taking Jaycee, Starlet and Angel with him and Nancy to an appointment with his parole officer on August 28th, Garrido virtually turned himself in. It has emerged that he was arrested in for raping a year-old girl, but never faced prosecution because the victim refused to testify in court. In , he stopped Katie Callaway Hall in a supermarket parking lot, claiming his car had broken down. Garrido raped Hall for eight hours before a policeman happened on the scene.

Garrido was sentenced to 50 years in prison for his assault on Hall, but was set free on parole in One morning 10 years later, the couple drove inland, to South Lake Tahoe in the Sierra mountain range, spotted a pretty blonde girl dressed all in pink, made a U-turn in their old Ford and stopped. Jaycee screamed as Nancy Garrido grabbed her and pulled her into the car. The Garridos took the year-old schoolgirl back to their bungalow in Walnut Avenue, Antioch, a working-class white suburb of San Francisco.

When Phillip served five months in prison for a parole violation in , Nancy is believed to have guarded Jaycee. With her nursing experience, she is assumed to have delivered Starlet and Angel. The Dugard case has reminded the US that more than 58, children are abducted by strangers each year according to Department of Justice estimates. Most cases are resolved within 24 hours, but some of those kidnapped children are killed or never found. There are , registered sex offenders in the US, and 65, in California alone.

Two laws, named after girls who were raped and murdered, are meant to limit repeat offences. Such a great place to start! The team batted around several ways of approaching this theme, with the author taking notes.

What if the girl comes from a messed-up but wealthy family and wants a simpler life? Or what if she has a single mom, whom she is hard on, because the mom is hard on her? What if her parents forced the family to move all the time?

Could the mom be a conservative Dr. Laura figure who tries out her theories on her reluctant daughter? Or maybe the mom had made some mistakes in her own life, from which she is trying to protect her daughter? Act I: A girl, Hazel, who has grown up being bounced around among foster families, decides, as soon as she is eighteen, to track down her birth mother. She finds a name, Googles it, and discovers that her birth mother is hosting a benefit in San Francisco.

Unable to reach her any other way, she flies to the city—where she gets a dress from Posey, the magical dressmaker—and shows up at the benefit, only to discover that the woman she seeks was killed in a car accident a week earlier. Act II: She gets a job on the farm of the woman she believes to be her mother, who is pregnant, apparently with her; she also becomes friends with Katie, a girl her own age, who is also working on the farm.

Meanwhile, a teary Katie admits to Hazel that she is pregnant, and Hazel realizes that her co-worker is actually her mom-to-be.

The content of the book—unplanned pregnancy, miscarriage, death—seemed likely to arouse controversy, and certain issues would have to be handled with extreme care. Morgenstein and the team discussed the idea of Katie visiting Planned Parenthood. Our girl Hazel has never really had a family, and this farm family becomes her family, and Katie becomes a mom-ish best friend, in a way. Her dad! The series, which was published under the pseudonym Arthur M. Winfield, begins when three Rover brothers, Tom, Dick, and Sam, are sent off to a military academy for misbehaving at home.

In the early eighties, other publishers began to see new commercial possibilities in book series for kids and teens. Dan Weiss, an editor who had worked at Golden Books and at Scholastic, felt that teen girls had an appetite for romance books that was not being satisfied. There were ultimately more than five hundred titles in the franchise. The scenario was conceived by Francine Pascal, and her name went on all the books, but the actual writing was farmed out to a succession of workers for hire. Leslie Morgenstein went to work for Dan Weiss immediately after graduating from Sarah Lawrence, in Weiss encouraged him to take night courses at N.

Three years later, he bought the company from Weiss, in partnership with Ann Brashares, the editorial director at the time. Shortly thereafter, the company was acquired by Alloy Media and Marketing, which promoted youth events, orchestrated online marketing aimed at teens, and sold clothing and other products to teens.

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These days, Alloy Media and Marketing is the owner of Teen. The product needed to catch up to other forms of entertainment. Crucially, though, Alloy retains the intellectual-property rights to all the work, with a view to generating a movie or a TV show from the same title. Initially, Morgenstein maintained the option of using company-owned pseudonyms, with some success. But Morgenstein has begun to consider author anonymity a liability. Toy Story Books. Dilly Court. Peter Robinson Books.

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