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Night Navigation by Ginnah Howard

Night Navigation

by Ginnah Howard

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  • Apr 2009, 304 pages
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Karen

Night Navigation
A difficult book to read because of the sentence structure but if you are able to get past that the story line will keep you reading. An enabling mother and drug addicted son lead a life that few in my circle can relate to (or will admit to). The book made me think about what I would do if my child was an addict and dependent on me and me on him (in a strange way) - would I go to the extremes that Del does? What do we owe our adult children when they are addicts and are keeping us locked in their world and unable to live our own lives?
Barbara J. (West Valley City, Utah)

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Book was difficult to read. I thought that it was disconnected.
Jodie A. (Corpus Christi, TX)

Night Navigation
It did not hold my attention.

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