Welcome to Calvin’s world, a young boy living in foster care who wants so badly to trust someone, but is afraid to open his heart. Written by psychotherapist Lauren Kerstein, “Home for a While” explores Calvin’s experience. He’s lived with many families but, when he moves in with Maggie, he finds a place that finally feels like home.
— Illustrated by Natalia Moore
By Daniel L. Hatcher New York University Press, 2016, ISBN-13: 978-1479874729, 288 pages, $35 Attorney Daniel L. Hatcher’s thesis is this: Public and private agencies charged with caring for America’s most vulnerable citizens — children […]
Published in 2008, Regina Louise’s Somebody’s Someone is an early memoir sharing the unique experience of a Black child in the foster care system. Louise has published two additional books and “Somebody’s Someone” was made […]
By Rachel Howard Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, 2019, ISBN: 978-1-328-58882-1, 198 pages, $23 “The Risk of Us” tells the story of a California couple hoping to add to their family in this fictional memoir-style novel. Author […]
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