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Discover the heartwarming and powerful memoir 'The Little Ghost Girl' by Maggie Hartley—a must-read for anyone interested in foster care and child welfare. With over twenty years of experience, Maggie has fostered more than 300 children, each with unique stories of resilience and recovery. This inspiring book delves into her journey as a dedicated foster carer who takes on the toughest cases, assisting those children often labeled as 'unadoptable' due to their challenging behaviors and traumatic pasts. Through her compassionate insights, readers will understand the complexities of foster parenting, including caring for refugees, supporting survivors of abuse, and mentoring young parents. With 272 pages of transformative storytelling, 'The Little Ghost Girl' is not just a book, but a beacon of hope for all who believe in second chances and the strength of the human spirit. Perfect for foster parents, social workers, and anyone interested in child advocacy, this B-format paperback is a valuable addition to your collection. Published by Orion in 2016, this insightful memoir speaks to the heart of child welfare and the profound impact of love and care. Dive into Maggie's world and experience the life-changing path of a foster carer who never gives up on children who need her most.