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https://humanehollywood.org/app/uploads/2020/02/gWG6PMlu1jTst0HPokQ1FjskxLg.jpg7671150Through numerous marriages and divorces, this movie portrays the end product of many Stepkids. The story is told by Laura, one of the middle children, living with her mother and "new" father. Not being understood by her parents she runs off to live with her stepbrother, although without his consent. When her parents (all three sets of them!) come to take her back home she flees again, out into the wilderness. Before Laura returns, all of the parents have come to terms with each other and learn to give all of the children the respect and understanding that they have needed.