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Too Scared to Tell
- A True Story
- Narrated by: Denica Fairman
- Length: 8 hrs and 55 mins
- Categories: Biographies & Memoirs, True Crime
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Publisher's Summary
The true story of a six-year-old boy with a dreadful secret.
Oskar's school teacher raises the alarm. Oskar's mother is abroad, and he has been left in the care of friends, but has been arriving in school hungry, unkempt and with bruises on his arms, legs and body. Experienced foster carer Cathy Glass is asked to look after him, but as the weeks pass, her concerns deepen. Oskar is far too quiet for a child of six and is clearly scared of something or someone.
And who are those men parked outside his school watching him?
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- sondra laco
- 07-14-20
Another cannot put down book!
All I can truly say is Thank God for a wonderful, exceptional life changing woman! I have read ALL of Cathy Glass's books and she is most definitely an angel here on earth! Such heartbreaking situations these children are in and I wish NO child to ever be harmed but I thank god there are people like her! Also as always the narrator is wonderful!
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- P&M mommy
- 03-29-20
Not my favorite but still good
I’m a huge fan of Glass books, but this one wasn’t at the top of my list. Still a good one, just not as captivating as her other books.
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- bookreader
- 04-16-21
Not credible
I found the story hard to believe.
The child’s mother should have been helped by social services
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- momm243
- 02-21-21
excellent
Cathy Glass Nevers fails to intrigue with her stories. she's an exceptional woman and caregiver.
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- Carole
- 10-17-20
excellent
love the story. love the story teller. all around a very interesting time in the life of a foster parent
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- Anonymous User
- 05-18-20
Heart-wrenching with a sweet ending
Denics Fairman has a soothing sweet voice. Cathy Glass writes such detailed and inspiring memoirs that you feel you are right there through it all. Though this story was heart wrenchingly sad, the end cheered me up a bit as they usually do.
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- jocelyn ackerman
- 05-05-20
all of her books are wonderful
Cathy is an amazing author. Every one of her books are deeply meaningful. If you haven't listened to any of her books, you are missing out! She takes her listeners along with her trials and tribulations.
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- Deanna Holbrook
- 03-03-20
Full of compassion and impossible to put down!
This book is another well written, exciting, thought provoking, and heart wrenching book. Ms Glass has outdone herself. I wait on tenterhooks for the next book.
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- Wikidride
- 02-28-20
need tissues...
I loved it, although extremely sad in the beginning, it brings better feelings in the end.
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- Amazon Customer
- 02-28-20
Her memoirs get better and better with each book
Being a huge Cathy Glass fan, I have listened to all of her books, so when this one was released for preorder I bought it immediately. It did not disappoint. My heart broke along with Cathy’s when she told Oskar’s story. She is an amazing human being in the way she deals with these kids and their tragic stories. Danica Fairman is a great narrator, and give life the stories. I can’t wait for the next book!!!
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- Jacqueline
- 01-06-21
Didn’t feel the book was about the boy
Got the overall impression it was more about how wonderful compassionate and clever the foster career was. Won’t be reading any more of her books
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- Linda jauncey
- 02-23-20
Another great fostering story from Cathy.
I thoroughly enjoyed this audio production and was sorry when the book ended. I can't wait for the next one!
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- Jackie
- 02-21-20
another brilliant life lesson...
since cathy's first memoir, i have been challenged to take a slower look at the things i pass by too quickly. it is critical that people know the real world and she brings that to us, once again. thanks for opening up your world so i could open mine...the tears and the joy....
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- Sally baynes
- 02-21-20
To scared to tell by Cathy glass
Fantastic book like all her books are. She's such a fantastic writer the best I no off...
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- Hayley
- 04-15-21
A. M. A. Z. I. N. G
Cathy glad never ceases to amaze, as per usual, I listened to this book from start to finish in one sitting. Her story telling and absolute love for the children she fosters restores my faith in humanity with every single book.
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- Melody
- 04-13-21
outstanding
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- Amy
- 02-19-21
Another fantastic Cathy Glass book.
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- Jan Humphris
- 01-08-21
so sad, but written with such compassion.
cathy glass is an amazing lady, whom I would be glad to know. her books are sad but written with such compassion. these beautiful children flourish under her care.
Denica is amazing at bringing the book to life.
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- Miss A A Bowers
- 07-19-20
Touching Memoir
Another amazingly touching memoir of Cathy & the children she’s fostered & cared for over the years.
Oscar’s story was harrowing & so glad that those men met their comeuppance in the end. I really hope he thrived back in Poland with Doll & Ivan, who also were clearly heroes in this story.
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- Reeree
- 07-17-20
u won't want to stop listening
loved it , brough tear to my eyes, amazing story line , emotional and happy
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- Anonymous User
- 06-10-20
bloody brilliant
totally enjoyed very sad at times but a bloody awesome book. i felt like i knew them all.