Turning Stones: My Days and Nights with Children at Risk: A Caseworker's Story
 

Turning Stones: My Days and Nights with Children at Risk: A Caseworker's Story

by Marc Parent, Anna Quindlen (foreword)

Marc Parent worked for four years as a caseworker for Emergency Children's Services in New York, acting as the final protector of children from abusive parents, as "the one on the front line--the last hope for a kid in trouble." His job was to make house calls and decide if a child needed to be removed at once. He has selected eight cases illustrating the extreme pressures of the work and... (read more)

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Anyone interested in Social Work and the lives of Social Workers and the day to day cases these people work with this is a great book depicting real life stories of social workers and the children they try to help

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