Seven Dials A Maggie Hartley Foster Carer Story Kindle Edition

Description

Product Overview

Help My Mummy is a compelling eBook that delves into the painful reality of child abuse and abandonment. Authored by Maggie Hartley Foster, the story follows Baby Felix, a vulnerable infant left behind, and his mother’s desperate quest for answers. Published by Seven Dials, the Kindle edition features enhanced typesetting, screen‑reader support, and a 212‑page narrative that balances raw emotion with thoughtful insight.

Usage

This eBook is ideal for readers interested in family dynamics, social work, and advocacy. It serves as a valuable resource for parents, caregivers, and professionals seeking to understand the complexities of child abuse and the healing process. The accessible format allows easy reading on any Kindle device or app, making it perfect for both quiet evenings and study sessions.

Why Choose Us

Maggie Hartley Foster brings years of experience as a carer, infusing the narrative with authenticity and empathy. Seven Dials ensures high‑quality digital production, including Word Wise and enhanced typesetting for smoother reading. With a 4.7‑star rating from 878 reviewers, the book has proven its impact and relevance in the Kindle Store.

Key Features

• Authentic voice from a seasoned carer, offering real‑world insight.
• Engaging storyline that highlights the emotional journey of a mother and child.
• Optimized Kindle format with screen‑reader support for accessibility.
• Compact 212‑page length, perfect for quick yet deep reading sessions.
• Responsive customer support and updates from the publisher.

FAQ

Is this book suitable for readers new to the topic of child abuse?

Yes, the narrative is written in clear, compassionate language that educates without overwhelming.

Can I read this on a non‑Kindle device?

The Kindle app is available for iOS, Android, and PC, allowing you to read on most smartphones, tablets, and computers.

Does the eBook include any supplemental resources?

While the story stands alone, the back matter offers links to reputable organizations for further support.

What is the file size and download speed?

At 2.3 MB, the file downloads quickly even on slower connections, ensuring immediate access.

Is there a print version available?

Currently only the Kindle edition is offered, but the publisher may consider a paperback in the future.