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Summary of Maggie Hartley's Tiny Prisoners, EPUB eBook

Summary of Maggie Hartley's Tiny Prisoners EPUB

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#1 I was a foster carer for the past twenty years, and I had taken in two teenage girls named Hannah and Hayley. They had been placed with me by Social Services after their previous foster carers couldn’t cope with their bizarre behavior.

#2 I was assigned to take care of two foster children, Sam and Tess, who had been moved fifteen times. They had cerebral palsy and autism, and had been left with brain injuries after their parents tried to smother them when they were a month old.

#3 When a new placement is on the way, I always think practically. I have a big pile of toothbrushes that I get when I see them on offer, and the room next to Hannah and Hayley’s old bedroom was already set up for younger children.

#4 I had to meet the social workers who were bringing my kids home, and they were absolutely filthy and underweight. I could tell right away that they were malnourished and underweight.

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