In The Ditch
A vivid and heart-breaking account of the
camaraderie and helplessness, the smells and sounds of the utter poverty that still exists within the Welfare State.
Here is the all too human drama of Adah, young, black, fending for her small children on her own in a London full of poverty and indifference - and of the social workers who tread the frayed tightrope between human charity and human rights... It's a story told with humour, without rancour - but all the more moving for that.
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Marion R@mariorugu