Casey Watson
Little Prisoners is a harrowing, yet moving memoir about two innocent and frightened 'unfosterable' children who do not know what it means to be loved.,The shock that strikes Casey and her family when Ashton and Olivia arrive is immeasurable. Two frightened little waifs stand before them, hair running wild with head lice, filthy nails and skin covered in scabs. Ashton, aged nine, and Olivia, aged six, are the eldest of five siblings, taken away from their family because they were considered at risk.,Originally a temporary, emergency placement, the weeks turn into months. And gradually the children start to feel like they truly belong to a family and to reveal the horror of what happened to them.
Nonfiction,Sociology,Abuse,Crime,True Crime,Autobiography,Memoir,Family Law,Fostering,Mystery,Crime,Biography,Social Issues,European Literature,British Literature,True Story
Little Prisoners: A Tragic Story of Siblings Trapped in a World of Abuse and Suffering