Amanda Bartz
Shinjiru
language
( June 26, 2017)
Robert's not a smart kid, but he knows some stuff. He knows that foster homes don't last long. He knows that Mr. McCoy, his caseworker, will always bring a new black trash bag to put his clothes in when it's time to go. He knows that no one wants to keep a "screw-up" like him. In his world, Robert knows that trust just gets you hurt and the only way to stay safe is to not care when things blow up.
Then one day, Robert realizes that it's himself he doesn't trust. Now he has to choose between the life he's known--the trash bag life--or the possibility of a new one with a family.
Then one day, Robert realizes that it's himself he doesn't trust. Now he has to choose between the life he's known--the trash bag life--or the possibility of a new one with a family.
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