THE BOOK OF ANNE: One woman discovers 6,000,000 parentless children in the United States of America

Patrick, a young attorney, runs every day and gives up coffee. Mary, a school teacher loves her aerobics and fresh veggies. Yet they die in their thirties. What about their children? With love, faith, an Irish temper and humor, Anne, the grandmother, tells of her traumatic, yet hilarious journey through her daughter’s funeral, governmental red tape, the demise of the encyclopedia and the advent of the electronic world, a governmental error of $45,000 and its ultimate act of horror, the “eighteen—and-out” Law. In retrospect she researches the abandonment of parentless children by the government to offer a woman’s commonsense solution.