A Face First
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A Face First
by Authors:
Priscilla Cummings
Released: 01 February, 2003
ISBN: 0142302473
Paperback
Sales Rank: 263,467
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Customer Review #1:
 ~AMAZING!~
I thought this book was absolutely wonderful. Its very, very well written and it makes you feel as if you are a part of the story. It explains the hard times Kelley goes through and how she handles them. Bravo!
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Customer Review #2:
A real heartwarmer!
This book is about a young girl named Kelley. After a terrible accident Kelley has to go through painful treatments. She also has to wear a mask to help her face. She worries what everyone will think of her but realizes they like Kelley for the person on the inside. This book was good and sort of sad at first. But towards the end when Kelley truly discovers herself, it makes you feel really good.
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Customer Review #3:
 Afraid to Remember -- a review by Lisel, age 10
It happens one day in early spring. Kelley is on the way back from school. In less than a moment, a speeding truck crashes into her mothers small car, and Kelley is pulled out, just a moment before the whole thing bursts into flames. She is rushed to the hospital and there she is taken care of for a long time. But one day, the worst is announced to her. Shell have to wear a plastic face mask for almost a year! How will she stand being out in public? All those staring people, even her friends will probably avoid her. But soon another worry seeps into her mind. Its much, much worse than the mask. Kelley is afraid to remember, but begins to know, that it is true. It was the truck drivers fault and he was the only one to blame. Wasnt he?I enjoyed this book because the author made it realistic. It was about things that could really happen to anybody. The author was great about making the book seem interesting, even though a lot of the book was about Kelley just sitting in her bed and thinking. This is a great story of a girl who suffers the pain of knowing that this is reality and that she will never wake up and find that its only a terrible nightmare or a story in the newspaper about someone else.
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