Review: How to help children and not want to strangle adults
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 19, 2013
If you've ever taken on a socially spirited task only to find out that getting to the actual endeavor will be a thankless experience, share in Anna Maslin's experience (or semi-autobiographical) experience of raising older children and seeking to help younger children by bringing them into your home.The British social service system already has a world-wide reputation as God's own personal reminder of his creation's ineptitude, and in becoming a foster parent Anna Maslin writes in diary form about all the little life changes she needs to make, and the bureaucratic assumptions of things like that she does not know how to put away a knife.It's a funny and endearing read about putting family and helping people above all obstacles.