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Daddy's Little Girls
LLP-305 DADDY’S LITTLE GIRLS by Jewel BreckenridgeFOREWORDIndifference is probably the most damaging emotion, or lack of emotion, anyone can allow to exist. Who was it who said, “Love me or hate me, but for God’s sake don’t ignore me!” And the most destructive of all types of indifference is parental indifference. That this can have a profound effect for the worse on an individual is just now being realized by psychologists who are probing our nation’s steadily increasing crime rate. So many of the kids who turn to lives of crime have an inadequate home life; one parent, usually the father, is often missing, while the remaining parent may actually be unconcerned by the child’s problems or, just as important, may seem indifferent because of the need to be absent from the home for work or other reasons. Whatever the reasons, an ignored child becomes mischievous, doing more and more outrageous things in an attempt to gain attention from the parents he thinks have scorned him. In DADDY’S LITTLE GIRLS we have just such a child in Ellen Johnston. And with the typical fascination of the adolescent girl-child for the man of the house, Ellen concentrates all her whiles on her father. That she is more intelligent and precocious than most children only serves to make her games more intricate and to widen the circle of her conquests from her own boyfriend to her father, then to her older sister and her sister’s boyfriend. Why does she succeed, we may wonder. Only because the entire family atmosphere is one of indifference with the fears and self-doubts that that brings. Roger Johnston is a man rapidly approaching middle age, faced with a job that runs itself, a wife who has grown away from him and daughters who no longer need their mother, much less him. His wife Cynthia, bored with their marriage and feeling rejected by their daughters, has deliberately pulled herself out of the family life to create her own world. The girls, too, have withdrawn, thus completing the vicious circle—and who can say whether it is because they sense their parents’ boredom or merely because like all teenagers they are beginning to cut the strings that bind them. This is a universal problem, and though we cannot recommend incest as a universal solution, we do present this book to show how one family made a spectacular come back. The Publishers
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