Andrea O'Brien Knihy

The book investigates the effectiveness of the Federal Law MEPA-IEP, designed to improve outcomes for children in the foster care system, particularly for minorities facing prolonged stays. Through a study conducted in Hamilton County, Ohio, it reveals that the law did not significantly reduce the length of stay for minority children awaiting permanent placements, highlighting ongoing challenges in the foster care system and prompting a critical examination of policy impacts on vulnerable populations.

Josie Dew radelt seit Jahren humorvoll durch die Welt. In ihrem neuesten Werk erkundet sie Japan und teilt spannende Schilderungen von Land und Leuten sowie ihre Reiseerlebnisse.

The story explores the complexities of marriage and family dynamics through the experiences of Keru and Nate, who come from contrasting backgrounds. As they navigate the challenges of integrating their families during two vacation trips, tensions arise that force them to confront hidden truths about their relationship. With a giant sheepdog named Mantou by their side, they grapple with issues of identity, belonging, and the pressures of familial expectations. The narrative poses thought-provoking questions about love, family, and the effort required to maintain harmony amidst differences.