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Lucy is eight years old and ends up in foster care after being abandoned by her mum and kicked out by her stepmother. Despite being taken in by her aunties and grandmother, her behaviour remains disruptive. Social services hope that living with experienced foster carer Angela will help Lucy settle. She misses her family and seeks a fresh start but struggles to live in harmony with her stepmother and stepsister. The Girl Who Just Wanted to Belong is the fifth book by well-loved foster carer and Sunday Times bestselling author Angela Hart, sharing a true story of fostering and the impact of caring with kindness.
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Heartfelt story of fostering, belonging, and resilience.
Who is this book for?
If you’re interested in stories that highlight kindness and the challenges of fostering, this book offers a genuine look at a young girl's journey to find her place. Angela Hart’s heartfelt storytelling makes the struggles and triumphs of fostering very real, and it's a good read for anyone who believes in compassion and understanding. It’s a touching account that might inspire hope and empathy in readers of all ages.
