A Family Torn Apart: Three sisters and a dark secret that threatens to separate them for ever

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Her fostering memoir, Will You Love Me?, published in September 2013. [5] tells the story of her adopted daughter. [6] '

Before the release of her first title she had written on health and social issues for The Guardian and the Evening Standard. Glass's first book, Damaged was released by HarperCollins in 2007. It focuses on the relationship between Glass and an abused child under her care. [4]

Yes. Their social worker, Fatima Hadden, will tell you more, but the girls’ mother doesn’t believe her daughter’s claims and is siding with her husband.’ Cathy Glass and her daughter Lucy are interviewed in today’s Daily Mirror, as the full version of Will You Love Me? goes on sale.

There is someone who can take Ashleigh if we can’t keep them together. She’s a single carer who has just returned to fostering after a long break so doesn’t feel up to taking all three girls as her first placement.’ In addition, it's kind of amazing that I got through it as fast as I did, considering Glass narrated the daily routines of herself and the two little girls in her care, practically minute by minute, which was basically just doing normal parenting things and setting up video chat with their mom, while throwing in bits about the children's social worker and the previous children she'd fostered. On top of that, this was written during the height of Covid, so there's constant talk about restrictions and social distancing and hand-washing, and I don't think an editor ever looked at this because there was a lot of repetition and grammatical issues that an editor would have caught in an instant. The girls appear to have been well looked after, but as they settle and start to talk life at home, it becomes clear something is badly wrong. Then a chance remark sets in motion a chain of events that eventually changes everything. Read for book club. I would not have read it otherwise. Not good literature or story. I man just look at the cover.

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The books "Nobody's Son", "Cruel to Be Kind" and "A Long Way From Home" are all set before Glass adopted her daughter; although were released after her book "Will you Love Me?" which tells her daughter's story. The eldest, who’s fourteen and has a different father to the other two girls, has made allegations of sexual abuse against her stepfather and would feel more comfortable in an all-female environment.’ Cathy Glass’s latest inspirational memoir for Harper Collins, Saving Danny, has had a great review in the Daily Mirror. Yes, thank you. Very nice.’ Emma was my granddaughter (Lucy and Darren’s child) who had just had her second birthday. In line with current restrictions, we’d held her party outside – in my garden, with only immediate family present.

Congratulations to Cathy Glass whose memoir Unwanted is Number 4 this week, Its ninth week in top ten.Glass has worked as a foster career for more than 20 years, during which time she has fostered more than 50 children. Her fostering memoirs tell the stories of some of the children who came in to her care, many of whom had suffered abuse. I don't like to perpetuate the idea that false reports occur, because the system makes it difficult enough for children and women to be believed as it is. But this story was gut-wrenching. PDF / EPUB File Name: A_Family_Torn_Apart_-_Cathy_Glass.pdf, A_Family_Torn_Apart_-_Cathy_Glass.epub Cathy Glass is a British writer of non-fiction and ' inspirational' fiction. Cathy has written memoirs about the children she has fostered, many of whom had suffered abuse. Good. I’ve had a referral for a sibling group of three girls,’ Joy continued, getting to the real reason for her call. ‘We’d obviously like to keep them together if possible, and it’s preferable if they are placed in an all-female household.’