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Ukjent (forfatter), Maggie Hartley (forfatter), Penny McDonald (innleser), Penny MacDonald (innleser)

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'Mama is gone and I cry every night.' When a terrified young girl is discovered hiding in the back of a lorry, she is quickly taken into the care of social services. Arriving on the doorstep of foster carer Maggie Hartley, she is painfully thin, bruised and unable to speak a word of English. What atrocities has she escaped to bring her here? Woken each night by the screams of Halima's nightmares, Maggie is desperate to reach this damaged young girl. But without a shared language, she fears th…
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Undertittel Can Maggie protect a vulnerable young girl from the nightmares of her past?
Forfattere Ukjent (forfatter), Maggie Hartley (forfatter), Penny McDonald (innleser), Penny MacDonald (innleser)
Forlag Seven Dials
Utgitt 6 august 2020
Lengde 5:14
Sjanger Dokumentar og fakta, Historie, Politikk og samfunn
Språk English
Format mp3
DRM-beskyttelse App-only
ISBN 9781409197454
'Mama is gone and I cry every night.' When a terrified young girl is discovered hiding in the back of a lorry, she is quickly taken into the care of social services. Arriving on the doorstep of foster carer Maggie Hartley, she is painfully thin, bruised and unable to speak a word of English. What atrocities has she escaped to bring her here? Woken each night by the screams of Halima's nightmares, Maggie is desperate to reach this damaged young girl. But without a shared language, she fears that she may never uncover the truth behind her terror. Can Maggie help Halima recover from the horrors she has endured, and help her build a new life for herself? Or will Halima forever be haunted by the ghosts of her past? A true story of hope from Sunday Times bestselling author Maggie Hartley, a foster carer for over 20 years. 'A gripping story' 5* Amazon reader review