Somebody Else’s Kids: They were problem children no one wanted … until one teacher took them to her heart

Started reading this book,then realised. I had read it 10years ago! More interesting than the authors latest books. Good to know what it was like for special needs kids in the seventies.

This was a "used" book, in great condition an it arrived early. I read it in a day, couldnt put it down, gripped by the heartbreaking story line. I am always amazed that Haydons stories are real life events. Some people sure know how to mess up kids!

Was lovely to read about th e interaction between teacher and children.it was very touching and moving. A book to make you feel good

Brilliant book, loved reading it.

Have read many books by this author and enjoyed them, this one was no different as I enjoyed it too. I found it to be sad, heart-warming, funny and enlightening all at the same time! This lady has spent most of her life helping 'special' children successfully and I love reading the in's and out's of how she does it instinctively.

Great book and seeing her love and care for others is amazing. It's inspiring as not all people can see the individuality and gold dust of someone with special needs.

I really enjoyed reading this book, despite concentrating on the relationship between a parent in trouble as well as dealing with classic children she's looked after scenario. Might put some people who are fans of her previous work off, but I enjoyed reading this book.

What an excellent read. The children were all absolutely wonderful and it must have been a tremendous privilege to have worked with them. As usual, Torey tells her experience in a charming way pointing out all the wonderful parts of each Childs personality.