The Tiger's Child

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"Sheila was a deeply disturbed six-year-old when she came into Torey Hayden's life - a story poignantly chronicled in One Child. Over the course of five remarkable months, this dedicated special-education teacher profoundly touched the life of this abandoned, abused little girl. Then Torey lost touch with the child she had helped to free from a hellish inner prison of rage and silence. But seven years later, Sheila was back, now a gangly teenager with bright orange hair - no longer broken and lost, but still troubled and searching for answers. This marked a new and extraordinary chapter in a story of dedication and caring - one that would test the strength and heart of both Sheila and her one-time teacher. Torey would once again answer the call to help Sheila, this time guiding her through a difficult yet glorious transition into young womanhood." - back cover.
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"Sheila was a deeply disturbed six-year-old when she came into Torey Hayden's life - a story poignantly chronicled in One Child. Over the course of five remarkable months, this dedicated special-education teacher profoundly touched the life of this abandoned, abused little girl. Then Torey lost touch with the child she had helped to free from a hellish inner prison of rage and silence. But seven years later, Sheila was back, now a gangly teenager with bright orange hair - no longer broken and lost, but still troubled and searching for answers. This marked a new and extraordinary chapter in a story of dedication and caring - one that would test the strength and heart of both Sheila and her one-time teacher. Torey would once again answer the call to help Sheila, this time guiding her through a difficult yet glorious transition into young womanhood." - back cover.
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AuthorTorey L. Hayden
PublisherHarperCollins
PlaceLondon
Year2005
ISBN9780007206971
BindingPaperback
ConditionVery Good
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