Review: Different
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 11, 2013
Casey Watson is very honest about her limitations as a specialist foster carer in this book. Personally I feel that she is somewhat of a "child whisperer" usually, she finds a way to connect on a deep level even with the most troubled child, and as an adoptive mom of a special needs child, I admire her determination, gumption and insight.Personally, I found that this book lacked some of the depth that the other books had. There were many references to previous foster children and their stories (this is great for marketing though). There was also lots of "filler" - what she cooked for tea, for dinner, what the weather was like - this is the only time I have felt that she wanted to get this book over and done with instead of putting her heart and soul into it.That said, I am looking forward to reading her next book, and am still a huge fan.