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Title: Plenty Good Room
Author: Cherie Paris Edwards
Narrator: Patricia Floyd
Format: Unabridged
Length: 11 hrs and 31 mins
Language: English
Release date: 11-13-08
Publisher: Recorded Books
Ratings: 3.5 of 5 out of 3 votes
Genres: Fiction, Contemporary
Publisher's Summary:
Cheri Paris Edwards is a child welfare advocate. Thirty something Tamara Britton has a comfortable life working as a caseworker in the Care For Kids Agency. But, her world is turned upside down when she agrees to become a foster parent for a seriously rebellious teenager, Sienna Larson. Together they discover their faith and find there's always room for the love of another.
©2005 Cherie Paris Edwards; (P)2005 Recorded Books, LLC
Critic Reviews:
"Promising". (Publishers Weekly)
"A superb debut" (Booklist)
Members Reviews:
Wonderful, Read
I read the book in two days and i literally screamed "NOOOOOOOOO" when i noticed i was done reading the book ! "Plenty Good Room" was an awesome read and i was actually gratefully to come across such a good, have you on your toes, clean book. I cried, laughed, bite my fingernails, walked back and forth, shouted amen and reflected on the powerful words spoken in the book that would more than often relate to some part of my life. My tradition when i usually read a book is to underline clever or powerful sentences and i was underlining like nobody's business. Even if your not a big reader it is an easy read and in the first page you'll get attached. I hope the author is having a sequel for this book because i have so many unanswered questions about the other characters. All in All I LOVE this book.
strong look at the dangerous life of a teen runaway
In Springfield, Illinois caring professional Tamara Britton works diligently at her job in the Child Protective Unit's Stabilization Section of Care for Kids Agency. However, she hides from her friends, peers and clients her desire to learn about her own roots behind a faade of control. Her world is nuked when her friend field worker Lynnette Moore asks her to take in fourteen year old runaway Miss Sienna "mouthy" Larson.
The out of control teen misbehaves constantly leaving Tamara with a big headache as to what to do with the recalcitrant sassy "Little Miss Thang". She also finds the "housepitality" border gets Tamara to finally look into her own past as the kid has hammered at her protective barrier forcing the anger and discontent of the adult to surface. Tamara is at a crossroads of letting go or rebuilding her battlement.
This is a strong look at the dangerous life of a teen runaway as Sienna steals the show with her mouth that never rests although Tamara is the fully developed star. The story line is driven by their relationship but changing perspectives jolts the plot. Still readers will enjoy this fine inspirational tale as Sienna in her street sass style teaches Tamara that caring for someone else and oneself is not only okay but encouraged by the Lord.
Harriet Klausner
Sweet, fun story despite some few far-fetched coincidences
âI like this book first for its depiction of foster parents as caring people struggling to cope with kids who can be difficult. Though the fosters in this book are painted a bit too angelic for real life, it is a nice switch from the stereotypical monsters depicted in much fiction. Overall, this is a sweet story about a hypersensitive social worker, Tamara, dealing with Sienna, a foster child assigned to her department's care.
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Title: Plenty Good Room
Author: Cherie Paris Edwards
Narrator: Patricia Floyd
Format: Unabridged
Length: 11 hrs and 31 mins
Language: English
Release date: 11-13-08
Publisher: Recorded Books
Ratings: 3.5 of 5 out of 3 votes
Genres: Fiction, Contemporary
Publisher's Summary:
Cheri Paris Edwards is a child welfare advocate. Thirty something Tamara Britton has a comfortable life working as a caseworker in the Care For Kids Agency. But, her world is turned upside down when she agrees to become a foster parent for a seriously rebellious teenager, Sienna Larson. Together they discover their faith and find there's always room for the love of another.
©2005 Cherie Paris Edwards; (P)2005 Recorded Books, LLC
Critic Reviews:
"Promising". (Publishers Weekly)
"A superb debut" (Booklist)
Members Reviews:
Wonderful, Read
I read the book in two days and i literally screamed "NOOOOOOOOO" when i noticed i was done reading the book ! "Plenty Good Room" was an awesome read and i was actually gratefully to come across such a good, have you on your toes, clean book. I cried, laughed, bite my fingernails, walked back and forth, shouted amen and reflected on the powerful words spoken in the book that would more than often relate to some part of my life. My tradition when i usually read a book is to underline clever or powerful sentences and i was underlining like nobody's business. Even if your not a big reader it is an easy read and in the first page you'll get attached. I hope the author is having a sequel for this book because i have so many unanswered questions about the other characters. All in All I LOVE this book.
strong look at the dangerous life of a teen runaway
In Springfield, Illinois caring professional Tamara Britton works diligently at her job in the Child Protective Unit's Stabilization Section of Care for Kids Agency. However, she hides from her friends, peers and clients her desire to learn about her own roots behind a faade of control. Her world is nuked when her friend field worker Lynnette Moore asks her to take in fourteen year old runaway Miss Sienna "mouthy" Larson.
The out of control teen misbehaves constantly leaving Tamara with a big headache as to what to do with the recalcitrant sassy "Little Miss Thang". She also finds the "housepitality" border gets Tamara to finally look into her own past as the kid has hammered at her protective barrier forcing the anger and discontent of the adult to surface. Tamara is at a crossroads of letting go or rebuilding her battlement.
This is a strong look at the dangerous life of a teen runaway as Sienna steals the show with her mouth that never rests although Tamara is the fully developed star. The story line is driven by their relationship but changing perspectives jolts the plot. Still readers will enjoy this fine inspirational tale as Sienna in her street sass style teaches Tamara that caring for someone else and oneself is not only okay but encouraged by the Lord.
Harriet Klausner
Sweet, fun story despite some few far-fetched coincidences
âI like this book first for its depiction of foster parents as caring people struggling to cope with kids who can be difficult. Though the fosters in this book are painted a bit too angelic for real life, it is a nice switch from the stereotypical monsters depicted in much fiction. Overall, this is a sweet story about a hypersensitive social worker, Tamara, dealing with Sienna, a foster child assigned to her department's care.