This is the story of a young man who wants to help maladjusted children. He goes to work in a home for boys, and very slowly is accepted by them, while learning a lot about himself at the same time.
There are many moving moments; it's very well-written (based, in part, on the author's real-life experiences) and I would highly recommend it.
(You can also read my slightly longer and more recent review of 'Broken Windows, Broken Lives, written after another re-read)
Review copyright 1999 Sue's Book Reviews
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