Somebody Elses Kids: The True Story of Four Problem Children and One Extraordinary Teacher by Torey Hayden

Somebody Elses Kids: The True Story of Four Problem Children and One Extraordinary Teacher Reviews

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  Tracy Palmer

  Another incredible read about a special lady who helped four lives be so much better. So happy for all the children,
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  pierre

  Love love love this author.
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  Sharon McPherson

  I read the book before, and so I wanted my own copy of it. I read most of her other books
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  Tammy

  Ashamedly, I admit that I did not want to like this story. After finding out that Torey Hayden was a special education teacher, I almost set my heart against her. Embarrassingly, this comes from a fellow teacher, although in general education. All I could think of was
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  loveallkids

  This was the first book of Torey Hayden's that I read and I could not put it down! The description of the children and their situations put you right there. I have worked or known children that were in this book and her intense love for these children and sometimes raw
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  S.J.

  Somebody Else's Kids was the first book I read of Torey Hayden's. Since then, I have read her statement that this is the one book of hers that she cannot bear to reread as it was penned quickly and she doesn't like the writing. Maybe it was this perceived lack of
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  Naomi (Vicky) Lovett

  This is my second book of Torey Hayden's that I have read. While reading her books you can actually feel your emotions going out to all these children. Torey is an exceptional teacher. I only hope that I can be just that good in my work with children. The I read her
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  BookGirl82

  While I didn't enjoy this book as much as some of the other Torey Hayden books I've read, I did like this book. The troubled children in this book were lovable and as always, Torey worked miracles with them. I really felt her love for them. My favorite of the children