The Heart Knows Something Different: Teenage Voices from the Foster Care System: Youth Communication

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Summary: Takes you Inside Foster Care!
Review: This book takes you inside the world of foster care, a place that, you find out quickly isn't somewhere you want to be. The voices of the children themselves tell the stories in this collection of essays. We see things as they actually are: siblings are split up and sometimes never reunited, children's loyalties between abusive or neglectful parents and the "system" are questioned, kids age out of the system and are left to a world they know nothing about without a family to guide them. It is all here. It is all true. I challenge you to read it and not have it make you think long and hard about the way "the system" works and how it affects the kids.

Rating:
Summary: Takes you Inside Foster Care!
Review: This book takes you inside the world of foster care, a place that, you find out quickly isn't somewhere you want to be. The voices of the children themselves tell the stories in this collection of essays. We see things as they actually are: siblings are split up and sometimes never reunited, children's loyalties between abusive or neglectful parents and the "system" are questioned, kids age out of the system and are left to a world they know nothing about without a family to guide them. It is all here. It is all true. I challenge you to read it and not have it make you think long and hard about the way "the system" works and how it affects the kids.

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Summary: WHY DO YOU HAVE THIS BOOK IN FRONT OF MARK REED'S BESTSELLER
Review: Why do you have this crumby/crappy/putrid book in front of Mark Reed's brilliant masterpiece, "SOMETHING DIFFERENT!!!"