Ebook {Epub PDF} When JFK Was My Father by Amy Gordon

With her world turned upside down, Georgia can cling to a few things: the moonstone given to her by a special boy named Tim and a picture of John F. Kennedy. Georgia decides that JFK is her real father and spends much of her time in an intense, imaginary relationship, which keeps her from paying too much attention to nasty classmates and clueless teachers.4/5(3). Feeling neglected by her father in Brazil and her mother in Washington, D.C., Georgia Hughes tries to cope with life at a boarding school in Connecticut by imagining relationships with John Kennedy and Miss Beard, the ghost of the former headmistress of the school When JFK was my father, Amy Gordon. When JFK Was My Father. by. Amy Gordon. · Rating details · 84 ratings · 11 reviews. It's , and year-old Georgia Hughes has been sent by her uncaring parents from Brazil-the only country she knows-to a boarding school in the United States. With her world turned upside down, there are only a few things she can cling to: a moonstone given to her by a special boy named Tim, and a picture of /5.

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