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THE GIRL IN THE WINDOW By Lane DeGregory, Times Staff Writer PLANT CITY The family had lived in the rundown rental house for almost three years when someone first saw a child's face in the window. A little girl, pale, with dark eyes, lifted a dirty blanket above the broken glass... more
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Rated by dralexotomo on Oct 22, 9:30pm
I've heard of this story but never read it. Very interesting.
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Rated by moonbeamzapper on Aug 28, 3:07pm
What an amazing story of a feral child! I admit.. I feel sorry for the son as well. The girl in the window
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Rated by N0VLAX on Jun 22, 2:59pm
Very Touching,
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Rated by lekahe on May 30, 11:50am
Dani, 9, has a new family now, and a new chance at life thanks to her brother William, 10, and parents Diane and Bernie Lierow
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Rated by meeeeeeee on May 25, 4:50pm
Simply unbelievable story about the neglect and recovery of a young girl. "In the first five years of life, 85 percent of the brain is developed," said Armstrong, the psychologist who examined Danielle. "Those early relationships, more than anything else, help wire the brain and provide children with the experience to trust, to develop language, to communicate. They need that system to relate to the world."
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Rated by workingauthor on May 23, 11:30pm
well-written and touching story. best of luck to the Dani and her new family