Molly II: Am I Who I Should Be?: 2 (Molly Series) Paperback – 11 Nov. 2010

As someone who passed through Rosemarie's life many years ago , it is hard to find the words to express my respect and deep admiration for her . They (the books), are a hard read for anyone , but now as a renewed close friend ,I found the books to be , the , hardest thing I am ever likely to have to do in my entire life . I just had to read them , Rosemarie had to live them ! and the tragic thing is that much could have been avoided had someone actually helped !! what a word that is ,H-E-L-P . We can all spell it but can we actually put ourselves out enough to , DO IT ?One of the strongest emotions I felt running through the books was her deep caring nature , her fight for her children , her help for others when it would have been easy to think just of herself . The message is clear in these books and that is not to turn our backs , but to understand and be aware . This could be happening to your next door neighbours child !Read these books and be prepared to enter another world . Thank you Rosemarie , your selflessness will help others I have no doubt of that and I know that is your only motivation for writing them . George

This is the sequel to the book Little Molly and is just as gripping to read....if you want to know what happens to Little Molly, then you must read Molly II ....a sad but true story of a childs survival.... a small child who struggles through life as we know it....a must read!

These books had me so enthralled I could not but them down till I had finished themTo think of what the author has been through and has wrote about her life is astounding thank you for sharing*****

I prefer the first book.

my wife has said the book was a exccelent read well worth reading

second book as hard to put down as the first, when will we get the third

This long awaited follow up to 'Little Molly' was well worth the wait. The author now describes her life as an adult and if you thought Molly had been through enough as a child, prepare yourself for another heart wrenching chapter in this incredible woman's journey through life. For those of you that struggled to read the first book, I think you will find this second book a little easier to digest, simply because Molly has now grown up. I knew how the story ended before reading the book, yet I still couldn't put it down in places. Well done Rose Marie, another incredible accomplishment! :-)

When I read the first book called little Molly I found it very upsetting to read as I lived near the children's home and never knew that abuse went on in there and how cruel the staff were.I couldnt wait to read her next book called Molly am I who I should be. I was wanting to know what had happened to rosemary when she reached adult hood ans what was happening in her life. I was shocked to read that her husband abused her very badly and she had a break down as well as having to go through mental health issues. Rosemarie also had her children taken off her for a time which I think is the most cruelest thing anyone can do when it wasn't her fault.Suffering from Mental health is a very difficult illness to go through as you cannot see light at the end of the tunnel to begin with.I think reading the two books points out that we do not or choose not to know that abuse still goes on now and that we must be more aware of it so that many more children do not have to suffer the way rosemarie did.I am pleased to know now that rosemarie is with someone who makes her happy and if anyone deserves happiness then rosemarie does. Rosemarie has been an inspiration to many people and I thank rosemarie that in the end she was able to write these two books which couldnt have been easy.