Books by Casey Watson
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review 1: it was ok, a bit hit and miss. I felt like it was confused in places, parts of the story were skimmed over, other parts repeated. I do find Casey quite frustrating at times, she is meant to be am.experienced foster carer but then she makes repeated naive judgments and mistakes! i...
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review 1: I have only just started to read Casey Watson books, as I have only just discovered her books and I have really enjoyed some of the books so far. Casey writing style is just brilliant and her writing style keeps you gripped throughout the book. Casey does a great job in fostering...
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review 1: Once I started reading this I couldn't put it down, but I must admit, while I have the utmost admiration for all foster parents, I am not sure how I feel about foster children being used as the subject for a book. I was also a little surprised that Casey, with all the experienc...
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review 1: It’s always hard to read about the foster children in Casey Watson’s books. This one was even more so, not only dealing with terrible neglect but also sexual abuse and incest. Watson’s writing style is fluid and easy and she does an excellent job of breathing life into Ashton and...
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review 1: I decided to read this book because it have never read a book based on a true story before and this book looked like a lovely one to read.On the bingo board this book comes under- a book based on a true story. This makes it interesting because it means it has happened and you can...
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review 1: I think this book had a very realistic story behind it, including the ending. I am glad that Casey and Mike continued to foster more children because their gift for fostering deserves to be spread to many. As for Justin, I think it would've been completely unrealistic for him t...
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review 1: I came across this book just randomly, sitting on one of the shelves of my library. The title of the book does total justice to the story embarked within those pages inside. The book is written in a way that it could seep into your mind quite unnoticeably and make you cringe when...