Jean’s Journey begins in a time when boys wore slacks and button-down shirts, girls donned dresses and skirts with stiff slips, and families gathered around metal lunch boxes and soda fountains. The setting is picturesque, with Eddie’s barber shop and Bernadette’s home birthing service painting a quaint picture of community life.
However, beneath this nostalgic mask lies a story of pain and resilience. Jean’s early life, marked by her father’s rejection and her mother’s strict discipline, contrasts starkly with her strict surroundings. The narrative vividly describes Jean’s fear during thunderstorms, her struggle with punishments, and the emotional disturbance of living in a household where love was hard to find and fear was abundant.
Jean’s journey is a testament to the strength of the human spirit. Despite the hardships, she found comfort in small moments, like helping her mother in the kitchen during a storm or playing in the yard with her siblings. These moments, though fleeting, provided glimpses of hope and normalcy in an otherwise disturbed life.
Jean’s Journey is more than just a story; it’s a reflection on the complexities of childhood and the unbeatable spirit of resilience. It invites readers to look beyond the nostalgia of the past and understand the profound impact of childhood experiences on the human psyche. This compelling narrative is a must-read for anyone interested in the intricate weaving of human emotions and the enduring power of hope.
About the Author:
Judith Hobson has drawn on her own life experiences to craft her stories, particularly the journey of her protagonist, Jean. Having faced abuse herself, she understands the complex emotions that come with it, including the lasting effects of PTSD.
Coming from a military family, Judith has seen life from many angles, but her favorite roles are those of mother and grandmother. Writing is a new adventure for her, but it has quickly become one of her most rewarding challenges.
Through her work, she hopes to offer hope and encouragement to others who have faced similar struggles. For Judith Hobson, writing is not just a passion; it’s a way to connect and share the lessons learned along the way.
Judith Hobson
Pivot book Writing
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