Little Girl Lost (Watson)

The newest fostering memoir from the Sunday Times bestselling author Casey Watson Six-year-old Amelie arrives during lockdown after her mother who suffers from bipolar disorder tries to burn down the family home. Amelie has some very unusual behaviour traits such as acting like a much younger child. In this touching memoir, Casey spends time getting to the root of Amelie's behaviour—uncovering the impact of her mother's mental health issues. This is a heart wrenching exploration of mental health and the difficult path carers tread trying to keep families together while prioritising a child's welfare.

The newest fostering memoir from the Sunday Times bestselling author Casey Watson Six-year-old Amelie arrives during lockdown after her mother who suffers from bipolar disorder tries to burn down the family home. Amelie has some very unusual behaviour traits such as acting like a much younger child. In this touching memoir, Casey spends time getting to the root of Amelie's behaviour—uncovering the impact of her mother's mental health issues. This is a heart wrenching exploration of mental health and the difficult path carers tread trying to keep families together while prioritising a child's welfare.

The newest fostering memoir from the Sunday Times bestselling author Casey Watson Six-year-old Amelie arrives during lockdown after her mother who suffers from bipolar disorder tries to burn down the family home. Amelie has some very unusual behaviour traits such as acting like a much younger child. In this touching memoir, Casey spends time getting to the root of Amelie's behaviour—uncovering the impact of her mother's mental health issues. This is a heart wrenching exploration of mental health and the difficult path carers tread trying to keep families together while prioritising a child's welfare.

The new fostering memoir from the bestselling author Casey Watson Six-year-old Amelie arrives during lockdown after her mother who suffers from bipolar disorder tries to burn down the family home. Amelie has some very unusual behaviour traits such as acting like a much younger child. In this touching memoir, Casey spends time getting to the root of Amelie's behaviour—uncovering the impact of her mother's mental health issues. This is a heart wrenching exploration of mental health and the difficult path carers tread trying to keep families together while prioritising a child's welfare.