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An Innocent Baby
- Why would anyone abandon little Darcy-May?
- Narrated by: Denieca Fairman
- Length: 8 hrs and 19 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Biographies & Memoirs, Adventurers, Explorers & Survival
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Cathy Glass
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When foster carer Cathy Glass is asked to foster Darcy-May, a two-day-old baby, she is very concerned.
The baby is coming to her straight from the hospital and will have no contact with her teenage mother, Haylea. Even more worrying, she will be brought to Cathy with a police escort, as it’s vital her extended family don't know where she is.
Abandoned at birth, Cathy and her family quickly bond with little Darcy-May, although they have to accept she will eventually leave them to be adopted. But fostering is rarely straight forward, and when Haylea asks to see her baby, a different story begins to emerge. It’s so alarming that even Cathy, a highly experienced foster carer, struggles.
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- Mary Burnight
- 12-25-21
C GLASS Books Still Influence in UK and Everywhere
I have read about a third of Cathy Glass’ (pseudonym) bestselling true-story books on being a foster mother or a pre-adoption carer and it is SO NOT FAIR to this author that I have only written a review for one of those books: it was early in my Audible membership and I was so worried about revealing spoilers that I wrote a very bland review which received maybe 1 thumbs up. Frankly, I feel most guilty that (owing to busy lifestyle) I never reviewed her brilliant and extremely moving account of a terminally ill father setting up his young son’s foster care before the Dad succumbed. Entitled “The Night The Angels Came” I was brought to tears now and then after completing this valiant book which included a bit of romance if I interpreted the writing correctly. So recently, I noticed Cathy’s recent book called “An Innocent Baby” and I purchased it despite one reader having mentioned that basically the book just mainly moves little Darcy-May from one room to another during the story. Hahaha! Such an honest review, of course, because the hospital had police deliver this protected baby to her at TWO days old! This is what infants happen to do—just relocate to the living room, kitchen, bedroom etc.—it’s their schedule! Lol. But this true story intrigued me as to why a newborn has a mystery attached to her file … and serious danger occurs in the ensuing revelation. It interested me a lot and I wanted very much to learn what develops in this particular foster care experience. Cathy does mention that the recent death of her own beloved mother occurred shortly before this event and I admire her for nobly working through some of her grief by pouring love into her ensuing charges—more than I child ends up in her care during this mystifying tale.
The C. Glass books are exceptionally well narrated with compassion and elegance by Denica Fairman, this was no exception: Well delivered, Ms. Fairman.
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- Stasy Bosley
- 10-28-21
love Cathy Glass
Alot of, and to much "filler". Alot of not so interesting pieces that dragged on and I felt like were there to fill the pages. Wasn't interested in her daughter's day at home, what she did at her son's house, wedding wedding, wedding. I had to fast forward some parts which is unusual for me when listening to Cathy Glass books.And the repeating of the same routines followed each day....feed bath sleep phone call went to other room etc. just to much filler.
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- tiffani Ross
- 09-27-21
Another book nicely done!
I have been reading/listening after getting hooked to Author Cathy Glass. So happy with this new release. Nicely done. I enjoy the realistic stories that she tells of the children. One never knows of torment some of these children’s relatives out though and she makes it known to us with her books. They are all nicely done with their needs and feeling coming first and what they encounter. Way to go Cathy on this one! Thank you for all that you do!
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- grey
- 04-22-22
A tougher one to take than some of her others
This book definitely comes with a trigger warning. This is a finished tale of the two children, unlike at least one other of Glass’, so no need to carry on to the next book for more on a specific child.
Narrator remains an un-favourite of mine for this genre because she feels a bit too bright and a tiny bit baby-talking when Cathy is speaking to the children. But that is possibly just all my preference for the narrator of Maggie Hartley’s books (I believe her name is Peggy McDonald).
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- Amy M Brookes
- 11-01-21
Interesting
This is an easy book to listen to. When I read the title details, it sounded like there would be suspense, with events slowly unfolding, but the author gave the meat of the book away in the first sentence. That’s my only complaint and the TBS a tiny one! I still very much enjoyed it.
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- Karen Moses
- 10-26-21
auch a horrible story with a wonderful ending.
can't wait to hear more about Adrian, Paula and Lucy as well. as the other kids. Danica Ferman is a wonderful Narrator.
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- Myfriendsjesus
- 10-04-21
just as good as all her other books.
love Kathy's books
Always makes me feel like I'm right there with her and her family.
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- Linda lownds
- 01-12-22
very good reading
As usual this book was very good
I use to foster but never babies.
it's a very hard job you have to be a certain kind of person to do this. that's exactly what you are Cathy. you re amazing. such sad situations that are helped by you. thank you x
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- Anne
- 10-18-21
even more fabulous than usual
I hope and pray that the author and the narrator never part company, I love them both. well done.
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- chucks
- 09-26-21
abandoned baby
this is a sad story of a young mum who had a child through a pediphile ring. cathy glass has been fostering children for a long time now. reading all her books she has told the sad stories of what has happened. She has also told us positives and negative outcome also involving her family along the way that you feel part of the journey with them. very well written and narrated. god bless you and your family xxx
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- Brendon R.
- 04-04-22
Another fantastic book and journey
Brilliant read I admire cathy so much. Such wonderful care for the children she cares for.
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- Kerrie Hector
- 03-24-22
Haylea & Darcy-May's story is truly heartbreaking
Excellently written and performed. As usual Cathy's memoirs bring tears to your eyes, a lump to your throat and make your heart break for the children she has cared for. Hayley and Darcy-May's story is incredibly sad and I feel that Haylea was severely failed by the authorities in the 14 years before she came into care. Someone should have been more aware that something was wrong long before she became pregnant. I'm so glad that she met Cathy though and that things began to massively improve for her.
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- Sally
- 03-20-22
another incredible story
this book like others struck similarities with My own life. Having had personal contact with "Cathy" its so much more real to the love & care she has for anyone. An incredible woman, mother, foster mother and grandmother... and what a special heartbreaking true story "Hayley's and DMs" is and showed even moreso just how much some nurture and love go a long way ❤
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- JLG84
- 03-08-22
Another good one from Cathy
I won’t give too much away but I really enjoyed this memoir. It was centred more around Darcy-Mays young mother which was interesting. The reason behind a childs entry into foster care is never pleasant to hear but I love to read how they are bought through to better times and the challenges Cathy helps them overcome.
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- Gill 55
- 01-23-22
Happy and Heartbreaking.
This was my 2nd book. Fabulous story, I felt as though I was there part of the family and involved.
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- Jayniepops
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Cathy glass is brilliant seems like a lovely lady
I've been reading Cathy glass for years. Not one dissapointx. Most finished in 1 dag
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- Donna Jenkins
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- Anonymous User
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heart breaking and hopeful xxx
I loved it. it was raw and honest, real and so much love in it ❤
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- Sarah
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amazing
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- Anonymous User
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A Very Heartfelt Account
Cathy retells the story of a young vulnerable teenage girl, the dreadful home life and exposure to predatory behaviour by her own father and mates with such sensitivity. She outlines in an easy to follow manner the sequence unexpected events, implications on the girl, while also folding in how she and her own family care and provide support . Cathy’s books are really insightful and easy to listen to as audio books but equally a good read as a paperback.
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- Anonymous User
- 11-13-21
Absolutely fantastic and a heartfelt read
I so loved reading this book. I love Cathy Glass novels and as a foster carer myself I really enjoy being able to make similar connections to Cathy's stories. This book was hard to put down . It was so beautifully written, respectful and heartfelt. It made me feel so connected and sympathetic to the horrific story of abuse that played out in a young girls life and the heart breaking consequences she had to live with as a result of it. Thankyou for another fantastic read x
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- Kindle Customer
- 10-11-21
wonderful
Another amazing book by Cathy Glass I am so intrigued how Cathy can get these children to feel safe and open up about the terrible things being done to these innocent children .
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- Fly London Lover
- 09-28-21
I was both shocked and saddened
Incredibly well written book about the true story of an abused 14 year old and the ensuing issues set in motion after she gave birth to a baby girl.
I am not an ignorant person but when you hear the dreadful things that happen to some children it’s absolutely mind boggling. A must read (or listen)
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- gaddster 2003
- 09-27-21
Absolute tear jerker!
Difficult to comprehend some people’s behaviour towards any child, never mind their own. So very sad.
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- Anonymous User
- 09-21-21
Fantastic read.
Cathy Glass never fails to write impeccable novels. Hoping for the best for the children involved in all her stories.
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- Jenny holburn
- 09-19-21
couldn't put it down
I read it in two days, couldn't put it down. you are such a inspiration.