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Describes foster home care, the different circumstances which may make it necessary for a child to live with foster parents, and potential problems and their solutions.
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Publication
Boys Town Pr (2002), 309 pages
Language
Original language
English
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ISBN
9781889322490
Physical description
309 p.; 5.5 inches