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Shape-shifting My Way Home: A Life in Foster Care

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by: Theresa C. Miller
Books with a 5 star rating  (14)
Publication Date: January 9, 2019
Book Size: 6" x 9"
Pages: 315
Binding: Perfect Bound
Color: Black and White
ISBN: 9780578436326
$18.54

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Book Synopsis
In Theresa Miller's remarkable memoir of how to survive in the foster care system - and in the process become whole - when the ground keeps shifting, is a story not only of redemption but of resiliency and clear insight.

Miller offers the evidence of a way through foster care - by reading books and telling stories about the events of one's life as they occur, by reframing one's stories and putting them in the context of the great children's stories, the Grimm Brothers Tales. Despite pain and anguish of parental neglect and mental illness, despite the unending number of homes and families Miller was asked to "fit" into, Miller chronicles what saved her, what brought her - not quite unscathed but whole - through the forest of goblins that was - and sometimes still is - the foster care system.

Few books on foster care tell a story that ends in WOW!
Customer Comments

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Elaine Hardman
Posted: December 9, 2019
Customer comment 0 star rating
This book is a jewel for several reasons. Not only is it a very engaging read, it's a courageous personal narrative with crucial lessons. What a beautiful expression of nonjudgmental aplomb. Ms. Miller avoided that "telling it like it is" you see in memoirs now.
Elaine Hardman
Posted: December 9, 2019
Customer comment 5 star rating
This book is a jewel for several reasons. Not only is it a very engaging read, it's a courageous personal narrative with crucial lessons. What a beautiful expression of nonjudgmental aplomb. Ms. Miller avoided that "telling it like it is" you see in memoirs now.
Elaine Hardman
Posted: December 9, 2019
Customer comment 5 star rating
This book is a jewel for several reasons. Not only is it a very engaging read, it's a courageous personal narrative with crucial lessons. What a beautiful expression of nonjudgmental aplomb. Ms. Miller avoided that "telling it like it is" you see in memoirs now.
Elaine Hardman
Posted: December 9, 2019
Customer comment 5 star rating
This book is a jewel for several reasons. It is a very engaging read, as well as a poignant, courageous personal narrative with crucial lessons. What a beautiful expression of nonjudgmental aplomb. Ms. Miller avoided that "telling it like it is" you so frequently see in memoirs now.

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