It’s also a great book for all children to read, to help them understand why some children need to stay with foster carers sometimes for a short period of time, sometimes for much longer. It’s also a great book for all children to read, to help them understand why some children need to stay with foster carers sometimes for a short period of time, sometimes for much longer. Room in the Nest is a great tool to use for life story work to start discussions about foster carers. '.Room in the Nest” is a great tool to use for life story work to start discussions about foster carers. I read my new book 'Room in the Nest,' about foster care, kinship care and adoption, then had some lovely chats with families, foster carers and a social worker while signing books. Room in the Nest: An inclusive foster care story to explain fostering, reunification, kinship care, adoption, long term foster care and the family. This inclusive story can be used as a therapeutic tool to help care-experienced children to process their experiences, or as an effective teaching aid to normalise and explain foster care and other family structures to all children. Teach children about different kinds of foster care, with this touching tale of fostering placements leading to kinship care, reunification, adoption and long term foster care.

Mr and Mrs Swan build a big nest, so that they have plenty of room to help anyone who needs them. From the author of award-winning children's story book, Delly Duck: Why A Little Chick Couldn't Stay With His Birth Mother and other adoption and fostering children's stories, comes a heartwarming story featuring a mixture of familiar and new characters.

Room in the Nest by Holly Marlow