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| Original Title: | The Tiger's Child ISBN13 9789793269078 |
| Edition Language: | Indonesian |
| Series: | Sheila #2 |
Torey L. Hayden
Paperback | Pages: 528 pages Rating: 4 | 4900 Users | 287 Reviews
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| Title | : | Sheila: Kenangan yang Hilang (Sheila #2) |
| Author | : | Torey L. Hayden |
| Book Format | : | Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | Anniversary Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 528 pages |
| Published | : | August 2003 by Penerbit Qanita (first published 1995) |
| Categories | : | Nonfiction. Psychology. Autobiography. Memoir |
Commentary To Books Sheila: Kenangan yang Hilang (Sheila #2)
Gadis empat belas tahun itu bertubuh kurus, berambut keriting warna oranye menyala, dan bergaya ala punk. Bila Torey Hayden berpapasan dengannya di jalan, dia takkan pernah mengenalinya sebagai Sheila, gadis kecil cantik berambut pirang lurus yang dulu pernah menjadi muridnya. Tapi, itulah Sheila kini. Sheila remaja. Tujuh tahun setelah berpisah dengan Torey.Dan Sheila yang sekarang, sama bermasalahnya dengan Sheila kecil yang tega membakar seorang anak lelaki berusia tiga tahun sampai nyaris mati.
Pilu melihat betapa kasih dan usahanya mengajarkan cinta kepada Sheila seolah tak berarti apa-apa, Torey tetap tak mau menyerah. Meski Sheila kembali menculik seorang anak lelaki, meski Sheila berkali-kali kabur darinya, meski Sheila masih menaruh dendam kepadanya, mseki Sheila tak mau mendengar kata-katanya. Akan berhasilkah Torey membantu Sheila bangkit dari lingkaran trauma?
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Ratings: 4 From 4900 Users | 287 ReviewsArticle Regarding Books Sheila: Kenangan yang Hilang (Sheila #2)
I didn't enjoy reading it; it read like Torey Hayden's true confessions of the mistakes she made and the ways she failed to help her student. She is always like, I'm just your teacher, when she was obviously so much more both in her mind and her student's mind.Then we have all the failures of the educational system including that f'd up Least Restrictive Environment law. Torey is spot on when she is skeptical of the law and says it is being implemented to save money. As the mother of a specialWhat a disappointment. There really wasn't much excitement in this book which is a good thing for Sheila, but makes a bad thing to publish. Do yourself a favor and skip reading the book. I'll tell you what happened: (view spoiler)[ Sheila grew into a semi-normal teenager. She still had some of the same fears, issues and attributes of her younger self. Her father went back on drugs so she was placed in foster homes where she was raped in one. Every home after that, she ran away from. She placed
I've read all of Torey's books and this set is my favorite. I've read them several times and they always makes me cry with their deep, beautiful raw humanity. Torey has taught me how to be self aware and shows me the unavoidable complexity and tension that comes in loving and caring and helping.
Bought this book on the 5th of April, 2014 from a gift shop at a hospital where I had an appointment. Started reading and am not able to keep the book down ( even though I have my finals this Friday). It is a love story of different kind. The expansion and growth of a relationship over number of years. A student and a teacher, friends, sisters, mother and a daughter. You name it. Its also the study of mind. How it works and how it confuses us, how much it change through out time and eats at your
No, I didn't read this book in another language. The English title is One Child, and I don't know why it isn't showing up on this site. But that is the cover for the English version, and this is one of those truly life-transforming books. As an educator, a parent, or just a human being, this book is so very inspiring. I read it aloud (edited) to my students to open the window to the realization of how very lucky they are to have the seats that they do in life, and years later, this is the book
There's a point in this book where the author returns from vacation to find a letter from Sheila, the subject of this book; Sheila writes that she's planning to commit suicide. The letter had been sent at about the same time as Hayden had left for vacation. She tries to figure out how she can find out whether Sheila was still alive, but can't think how she would phrase the question to the staff of Sheila's group home; in the end, she does nothing and gets caught up in her other clients and
Again, the writing is fine but I feel the need to take away stars because I am uncomfortable about Hayden using this child's story in this way.As a follow-up to One Child, The Tiger's Child illustrates why we are so encouraged to have "healthy boundaries" in our work with children, in order not to cross over the fine line between helper and caregiver.When you've bathed and rocked and hair-dressed a child for a year, when you've taken them shopping and given them gifts, it's natural for that
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