Will You Love Me? - Cathy Glass

 At the moment I'm currently working my way through all of Cathy's fostering memoirs and after reading about Lucy in a couple I thought it was only right I read her story and come to see how Cathy ended up being Lucy's adoptive mother.

I liked how this book started off with Lucy's background and about her mother Bonnie, it told you about the real struggles that Bonnie had and her relationships with not only Lucys father but the background on her own family.

Lucy thought she was unlovable after being moved around so much, she thought she was the reason that no one wanted her, until she met Cathy, Cathy showed her what a family was, what life could be really like and has given her her happy ever after. 

I didn't want to put this one down. I loved reading about the whole process from having Lucy placed in Cathy's care, through various reviews and meetings also what the school does to help, I was just fascinated by it all.

I'm looking forward to reading the next book, although I haven't read the books in order it doesn't matter as they are all individual storys. I do like at the end though she introduces the next child that Cathy fosters.



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