The Child
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| Originally published | June 27, 2017 |
| Authors | Fiona Barton |
| Preceded by | The Widow |
| Followed by | The Suspect |
| Genres | Thriller |
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| Suspense | |
| Psychological Fiction | |
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| ID | 1009671 |
About The Child
From the New York Times bestselling author of The Widow comes a twisting novel of psychological suspense--as seen in People, Entertainment Weekly, Time, USA Today, Bustle, Good Housekeeping. com, HelloGiggles, The Boston Globe, PureWow, The Dallas Morning News, and more! . . .
Met Police officer cleared after Tasering girl, 10
... He fired his Taser at The Child twice within " approximately eight seconds" of entering her home...
Waterbeach: The mystery over a baby found in a recycling tip
... A trawl found there were also no reported missing babies from any UK hospital, while maternity services did not identify " any recent near-term pregnancies or births in which The Child had not been seen after birth"...
Kenya abortion: Women go to backstreet clinics amid legal ambiguity
... " Our position is that whether abortion is safe or unsafe, first of all, The Child always dies...
Slick videos or more 'authentic' content? The Israel-Gaza battles raging on TikTok and X
... A spokesperson for the Israeli embassy in the UK did not comment directly on these social media posts or on the circumstances of The Child s death...
Dublin riot: 'Huge destruction' after school stabbing leads to 34 arrests
... In respect of the critically injured girl, Mr Harris said: " The Child herself and also her family are going through a terrible ordeal...
Missing Ukrainian child traced to Putin ally
... The Child, originally named Margarita, was one of 48 who went missing from Kherson Regional Children s Home when Russian forces took control of the city...
‘I paid £30k to protect my child from her paedophile dad'
... She fears he might take their daughter out of school one day without her knowledge, and the only way to get The Child back will be to go through the family court...
Virginia mother of child who shot teacher sentenced to 21 months in prison
... " Taylor faces a separate hearing in December on The Child neglect charge...
Hand cycling has given me my freedom back
When Neil Russell discovered handbikes, he felt like he had found a way of getting his " freedom and independence back".
The 36-year-old was born with spina bifida and walked with a bad limp until he had his right leg removed below the knee at the Age Of 18.
But encountering The Cycle inspired him to think about The Adventures he could have and the places he could reach by his own power.
Now he is planning to travel Around Scotland and the islands, handbike packing - Pulling a trailer which contains his gear and tent.
Neil, a community participation officer, plans to set off from Edinburgh in May for the two-month challenge.
" The Drive for me is pushing myself to see what I can do, " He Said .
" I want to to do the things able-bodied people find much easier to do. "
Neil, who was born in Fife but now lives in Stirling, had to undergo surgery on many occasions while he was Growing Up .
One of his legs was shorter than The Other , and the sores and infections from the operations caused him a lot of pain.
" Most People don't have their leg amputated, but I wanted to so I spoke to My Family to get their opinion.
" My mum has been blind from the Age Of five so I'm well understood and they supported my decision. "
The Edinburgh University graduate had a kidney removed when he was 21, and had a Heart Attack five years ago.
" It made me realise what I value The Most is My Love for The Great outdoors, family and friends, " He Said .
" You have to follow the things you enjoy. "
Neil first encountered handcycling when a friend asked him to take part in a paratriathlon.
" You can't buy them here, you have to get them from America.
" I tried one and loved it, and thought where can it Take Me , what can I do with this? I felt emotional. "
Spina bifidaSpina bifida is when a baby's spine and Spinal Cord does not develop properly in the womb, causing a gap in The Spine .
Most People with spina bifida are able to have surgery to close the opening in The Spine .
But the Nervous System will usually already have been damaged, which can lead to problems such as:
weakness or total paralysis of the legsbowel incontinence and urinary incontinenceloss of skin sensation in the legs and around the Bottom - The Child is unable to feel hot or cold, which can lead to accidental injuryHe bought a bike and started riding around Edinburgh, but found it was " scary" because he was so low to the ground in Heavy Traffic and lorries could not see him.
Neil then discovered off-road handcycles and started practicing on the trails near his house.
He holds on to levers and powers them using his arms to turn The Chain , which propels the bike forward.
He believes that his journey Around Scotland will be The First of its kind.
After handcycling across to The West of the country, he will visit Arran before cycling up the West Coast to the Outer Hebrides .
He will then travel along The Top of Scotland and on to Orkney and Shetland, then back down the East Coast to Edinburgh.
Neil will be supported by his girlfriend, Jess Paul, 34, who will follow him in a Van - although in some sections he will be on his own.
Neil, who uses a wheelchair when he is not riding his bike, said mobility would be his biggest challenge.
" I'll probably Set Up The Tent on my knees and shuffle around on the ground. "
During The Journey he will be Pulling a trailer and will sometimes have to carry his wheelchair.
He will also be carrying a prothesis so he can travel very short distances when he is not on his bike, although this causes him pain.
Neil said hand cycling for More Than 10 miles is very painful, so he will use an e-handbike.
He Said : " I want to show that with a bit of time and planning and 'go for it' attitude you can do it.
" I want to inspire others to Get Out and do whatever adventure they dream of, even if it's not the same type of one as me.
" I was never that person who sat there feeling sorry for myself or depressed. I've always had the mindset where I think that looks fun how do I find a way to make it happen, I've problem-solved and adapted. "
And he added: " I've always wanted to go Around Scotland but driving you Miss A lot.
" Hand cycling I can take my time and enjoy it, it's not a race. "
Source of news: bbc.com
