If a stranger has ever kidnapped you, you are among 24% of the world’s population who has been kidnapped at some point in their lives (parents.com). In Mary Kubica’s The Good Girl, a total stranger kidnaps Mia Dennett. The search for the esteemed judge’s missing daughter has concluded, she has been found. Detective Gabe has finally found Mia, and Mrs. Dennett is ecstatic to find out that her daughter is alive. Detective Gabe and Mrs. Dennett have been seeing a lot of each other and finding comfort in each other, much to Judge Dennett’s disliking. Judge Dennett even caught Detective Gabe kissing his wife in his home, but he was not as appalled as one would expect a husband to be under the circumstances. One item that you would inevitably
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This song accurately portrays Mia’s feelings toward other people and towards her parents. She felt like an outcast for most of her young life, which led her to become a troublemaker and get in with the wrong crowd. Only did she gain the attention of her father when she did something bad, and in these instances it was negative attention. Her father had an ominous attitude towards her from the time she was born, especially when she told him that she was going to school to become an art teacher. Along with photos of her sketches and the song “All By Myself”, you would also find a class picture of her with her students on her thumb drive. Mia cares a lot about her students, and she always encourages them to do their best. Many people assume that Mia is an egotistical, self-centered, rich spoiled brat. The people who assume this have never really met Mia. Although she grew up in a wealthy family, she was destitute of love and acceptance. Her father was very rude and disrespectful to her, frequently making comments about how irresponsible she was and how much of a disappointment she was. Mia did not care about money or fame; she just wanted to be happy. Mia decided that whether or not her father would support her in her decision to become an art teacher in an underprivileged school, that she would do it anyway. She cares more about making the
This song accurately portrays Mia’s feelings toward other people and towards her parents. She felt like an outcast for most of her young life, which led her to become a troublemaker and get in with the wrong crowd. Only did she gain the attention of her father when she did something bad, and in these instances it was negative attention. Her father had an ominous attitude towards her from the time she was born, especially when she told him that she was going to school to become an art teacher. Along with photos of her sketches and the song “All By Myself”, you would also find a class picture of her with her students on her thumb drive. Mia cares a lot about her students, and she always encourages them to do their best. Many people assume that Mia is an egotistical, self-centered, rich spoiled brat. The people who assume this have never really met Mia. Although she grew up in a wealthy family, she was destitute of love and acceptance. Her father was very rude and disrespectful to her, frequently making comments about how irresponsible she was and how much of a disappointment she was. Mia did not care about money or fame; she just wanted to be happy. Mia decided that whether or not her father would support her in her decision to become an art teacher in an underprivileged school, that she would do it anyway. She cares more about making the