Hi Cathy ive just finished reading NEGLECTED a wonderfull story about dear little Jamey and how you & your daughter Paula made him welcome and worked with him helped jim with his speach and lots of other things. i shed tears reading about Jameý I was so surprised that Cathy didnt foster Jamey for good she and her daughter Paula had become very attached to Jamey. i cant wait to read your next book.xx Reply As a person who loves to read anything true storyline and a great fan of you and your books, much love to you. Collins have bought world rights in Cathy Glass’s latest fostering memoir A Long Way From Home, the story of Anna originally brought up in a state orphanage.

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Collins have bought World rights in Cathy Glass’s latest fostering memoir Where has Mummy Gone?, the story of eight-year old Melody. A trip to WH Smith at the weekend witnessed a score of titles from agency clients Casey Watson, Cathy Glass and Lynne Barrett-Lee on display. The last few books and especially this one is jjst ridiculously patronising towards the young mum. She's 20 not 12. The books have been subtly judgemental, especially in regards to the money going to booze and drugs from the homeless man. Cathy and her husband soon discover that Dawn isn’t actually as okay as she seems. She lies, steals, drinks, and she self-harms. The couple does everything they can to help Dawn, but this is no easy task. Dawn is keeping a secret from them, a secret about her past. If they can get it out of her, it may be the key to helping her heal. More success for Cathy Glass, whose book A Baby’s Cry was the 17th bestselling memoir of 2012, below Tulisa but above Justin Bieber.

When Cathy was first approached, she was concerned about whether she even knew how to look after a baby. When she collects him, she isn’t given any details as to his family history. Everything is kept a secret, even Harrison himself. The social worker tells Cathy that very few people know that Harrison exists. A Secret Existence Harper Collins have bought world rights in Cathy Glass’s latest fostering memoir Too Scared to Tell. We learn about a young girl by the name of Donna. She is 10 years old and has been horribly abused her entire life. She was eventually taken away from her mother and two older brothers. When she arrives at Cathy’s house, Donna is a sullen and sad girl who doesn’t talk much. Ashamed To Be Proud Cathy is hesitant about exposing her own young children to a boy on the brink of sorrow, but she knows that poor Michael will be left an orphan when his dad passes. She can’t not help this 8-year-old boy. Cathy is surprised when her children insist on Michael coming to stay with them. You Gotta Have Faith

This Cathy Glass novel was somehow the best but managed to rip my heart out at the same time. I definitely recommend it, but just go in knowing that this story is not an easy one. Cathy gets a call from a widower that is terminally ill. He is terrified about leaving his son alone, and asks Cathy to take him in. For a third week running Cathy Glass’s fostering memoir Neglected is at no 8 , it’s sixth week in the top ten. Cathy Glass is probably the most successful current writer of inspirational memoir . In this Q&a... Read more When in junior high and high school (I reside in Ontario, Canada), my mom was also a foster parent to a very abused brother and sister. I can still recall some of the trauma they endured at the hands of their parents, which was quite bad to say the least.