Is Jodi Abbott a true story? The story of Judy Abbott is from the imagination of the English writer Alice Jane Chander Webster, who was born in 1876 AD on July 24, and died in 1916 AD on June 11, and one of her most famous works (The Long Shadow - My Enemy), she did not fall The story of Judy Abbott is in fact, but it is a character inspired by the novel.

Today our story is the story of the owner of the long shadow. The novel of the owner of the long shadow is a series of letters that Judy Abbott, an orphan girl, sends to the person who takes care of her in the shelter and sends money to her. She called him the owner of the long shadow, because she only saw his shadow Al-Taweel, this girl lived all her life in an orphanage, and she wrote to him once a month, without necessarily expecting a response to her messages.

This novel is widely known, although it does not carry many events, and has been translated into many languages. The story tells the details of three years of Judy's life, from leaving the orphanage until graduating from high school, a donor and supervisors of the home read Orphans One of the articles Judy wrote for school, about her life as an orphan child, was so moved that he decided to pay her university entrance fees, because of his conviction that she could become a great writer.

And all this in exchange for only one thing, which is that she writes letters to him telling him about her diary and how she feels, with this fact alone (and the strong imagination that distinguishes her) she created her own image of the man who donated to him the university expenses, and decided to call him (the owner of the long shadow) Upon arriving at university, Gerrucha (real Essa) now adopts the name Judy Abbott and has been fascinated by her. She had her own room, along with two other new students.

From the beginning, Judy showed talent and great performance in the subjects of writing in the English language, she was even able to publish many of her writings in the monthly magazine of the university. As time goes by, Jodi gets sad and asks to meet the owner of the long shadow and get to know him personally, and sends her a message explaining that he is very ill.

Judy wrote a successful novel that she published to make Judy her first personal effort money. Judy sent the long-legged owner $1,000 to pay a portion of everything he invested in her, Finally, after a long wait, Judy received a letter from the owner of the long shadow asking her to go see him in New York, and she was surprised to see her donor in a wheelchair, but it was also Jervis, the man she had always loved.

Jervis is a handsome and polite young man who met each other at her friend Sally's birthday party, where Judy, Sally and Julia shared an office and three small bedrooms, until they became best friends,The most characteristic feature of The Long Shadowed novel is Judy Abbott's letters to The Long Shadow, and a quote from these letters (I've been thinking about you a lot this summer. Having someone who cares about me after all these years makes me feel as if I've found a part of the family. If I belong to someone now, which is a very comfortable feeling)