No Way Home by Sue Martin

Author:Sue Martin [Martin, Sue]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: General, Child Abuse, Abuse, Biography & Autobiography, Family & Relationships, Personal Memoirs, Political Science, Abandoned Children - Great Britain, Children - Institutional Care - Great Britain, Martin; Sue - Childhood and Youth, Social Services & Welfare, Adult Child Abuse Victims - Great Britain, Public Policy, Dr Barnardo's Homes
ISBN: 9780091917371
Publisher: Random House
Published: 2007-08-28T00:00:00+00:00

There were three support staff and a cook; Miss Plesance was the nicest one. She had a hare lip and I put her empathy and understanding down to the fact that she herself had suffered somewhat because of this affliction. She at least behaved like a fellow human being; she had a witty sense of humour and occasionally a wicked twinkle in her eyes, she could play the piano and organised 'sing-songs', especially on birthdays. The cook, Miss Smith, was an elderly decent soul but we didn't see a great deal of her; we weren't allowed in her kitchen but she was always in the playroom to serve the lunch. The others were more of the Boagey ilk. I figured Miss Plesance would not stay long but I really hoped she would.

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