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Quero A Minha Mãe (2012)

by Cathy Glass(Favorite Author)

4.33 of 5 Votes: 2

languge

English

genre

Memoir & Autobiography

publisher

Editorial Presença

review 1: I really like reading stories from foster care providers. This author is very similar to Casey Watson, another UK foster carer. We have considered becoming foster parents ourselves so I like to read what it is 'really' like. Although the UK has a very different system than the U.S. I do like the interactions between the family members and like to see the effect that the foster children have on the whole family. This book was no exception to what I like about this type of book. Alice, a four year old girl, is removed from the care of her mother and grandparents and is being 'prepped' to live with her father, who she has never had a relationship with, and her stepmother, who can't have kids of her own and sees Alice as her one chance for motherhood. This is the first ... morebook I've read from Cathy Glass and I liked the fact that she is a single mom and still a foster parent. She also has two biological children, and another, older, permanent foster child at home. The story was good and I liked Cathy's personality and parenting approach. While this was an easy read, it was enjoyable.
review 2: My first ever English novel which I finished successful. I encouraged to grab this novel because of the marks of ‘true story’. It is better to get into the true life rather than we just caught into the writer’s imaginations. I am not very sure with my feelings after red this, but honestly, my eye mist with the scenes. I love Alice (the one who miss her mummy) and am pleased to have a daughter with ingenious like her. less

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