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Ellen Marie Wiseman, a first-generation German-American, discovered her love of reading and writing while attending the first grade of one of the last one-room schools in New York State. She is a New York Times bestselling author whose novels have been translated into twenty languages.

Her first novel, THE PLUM TREE, is loosely based on his mother’s stories of growing up in Germany during the chaos of World War II. Bookbub called THE PLUM TREE One of Thirteen Books You Should Read If You Loved ALL THE LIGHT WE CAN’T SEE. Ellen’s second novel, WHAT SHE LEFT BEHIND, was named Best Book of Summer 2015 by The Huffington Post.

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Sage Winters always knew that her sister was a little different, even though they were identical twins. They loved the same things and shared a deep understanding, but Rosemary, stirred by any emotion, easily moved to joy or tears, seemed in need of more protection from the world.

Six years after Rosemary’s death from pneumonia, Sage, now sixteen, still misses her dearly. Her mother was killed in a car accident and Sage’s stepfather Alan resents the responsibility he never wanted.

Despite living as a stranger in her Staten Island apartment, Sage is shocked to discover Alan was keeping a shocking secret: Rosemary didn’t die. She was at Willowbrook State School boarding school and stayed there until a few days ago when she disappeared.

Sage knows little about Willowbrook. It has always been a place shrouded in rumor and mystery. A place where local parents threaten to send misbehaving children. Not knowing what to expect, Sage secretly heads to Willowbrook, determined to find Rosemary. What he discovers as soon as he walks through the gates and mistakes her for his sister

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IMPRESSIVE!! Ellen Marie Wiseman, author of The Lost Girls of Willowbrook, has brought to life the terrifying nightmare of Willowbrook’s institutional life. I have read all of Ellen Marie Wiseman’s novels and the author is quite a “master” at bringing her characters, events and landscapes to life through her writing. The Lost Girls of Willowbrook is one of his strongest books and I still tremble at some scenes. This is definitely a memorable and thought provoking book that I would recommend to other readers. It is so incredible that it took years to close after Robert Kennedy visited and Geraldo Rivera explained the conditions.

The timeline for this story is set in the early years 1970’s. The genres of this story are historical fiction, historical mystery, and coming-of-age fiction. The author describes that the characters as complex and complicated. Some are bold and bold, and some are petty and cruel. Some employees are overworked and overwhelmed, others are indifferent.

One of the story’s protagonists is Sage Winters, a 16-year-old girl who overhears her stepfather arguing that her “deceased” twin sister Rosemary is not dead but missing in Willowbrook. Sage boards a bus and heads to what she thinks is a school to look for her sister.

On the bus to Willowbrook, Sage closes her eyes and someone steals her bag. When she arrives at the school, some staff and the psychiatrist believe Sage is the missing “Rosemary” and Sage is now becoming a “PATIENT”. No matter how Sage tries to convince everyone that she’s not Rosemary, they ignore her. Sage is now living the nightmare. Can you imagine the dangers and horrors that await saga? Previously, Sage had only heard rumors about Willowbrook.

Ellen Marie Wiseman has written a heartbreaking, unforgettable and thought-provoking novel that explores the importance of kindness, love, compassion and hope. It is essential reading!

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