Stolen lives : the untold stories of the Lawson quins

Little, Paul

Notes
"It could have been any family of six children - except that five of them were born at once, on 27 July 1965. The Lawson quins were a medical miracle and a national obsession. Their early childhood was idyllic, but when their parents' marriage broke up, their mother married a man who terrorised them for eight years before killing her and himself when they were just 16. After that, the nation's darlings were thrown into nightmare years of abuse and heartache, gangs and drugs, beatings and betrayals, from which they have slowly fought their way back. Based on unprecedented access to the quins themselves, and featuring many never before seen family photos, this is a story about the strength of love and family and their ability, in the face of horrendous obstacles, not just to survive but to triumph."
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Lawson quins, violence, New Zealand
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Physical Description: 271 pages, xxxii pages of plates, illustrations (some colour), 23 cm
SubTitle: the untold stories of the Lawson quins
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Library R29694