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The Sun Won't Come Out Tomorrow by Kristen Martin

Here's my review: 3.5 stars. Pros: the author did a ton of research. There are examples of each unique situation. The timeline starts in the 1800's and extends to 2025. She presents both religious and government organizations. The author herself was an orphan and she's passionate about the subject. Cons: there is an undercurrent of anger throughout the book. It also seems as if the author is not a fan of religion. There was a lot of emphasis on how religious organizations failed orphans (I'm pretty sure everyone has failed them) The bottom line is that more needs to be done to help and protect children. Perhaps religious and government agencies can work together to help our children.

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