A Temporary Home for Stacey - Diamond, Blaque
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With all the social workers, lawyers and doctors involved in Stacey's journey, Blaque Diamond releases, through Xlibris, the second in the series of children's books "A Temporary Home for Stacey." This book will open your eyes to the realities of life for every foster child to have one single, stable foster care placement. Diamond so bravely shares Stacey's Journey and what it has offered to her and to others. Warm and suspenseful, this release has more successes and challenges and lesson-filled occurrences to share with foster parents, adoptive parents, and anyone wishing to parent.

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With all the social workers, lawyers and doctors involved in Stacey's journey, Blaque Diamond releases, through Xlibris, the second in the series of children's books "A Temporary Home for Stacey." This book will open your eyes to the realities of life for every foster child to have one single, stable foster care placement. Diamond so bravely shares Stacey's Journey and what it has offered to her and to others. Warm and suspenseful, this release has more successes and challenges and lesson-filled occurrences to share with foster parents, adoptive parents, and anyone wishing to parent.
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Blaque Diamond is the owner of Blaque Diamond Enterprise (BDE), and the author of In My Mother's House, She Named Me Stacey, and her second children's book. "A Temporary Home for Stacey." Diamond shares advice and best-practice models, while engaging participants in creating an agenda and enhancing and maintaining effective pre and post parenting, foster, and adoptive care to meet the needs of families and children. Since 1981 Diamond has been caring for children and working with children and families, and through a variety of venues has connected with parents, professionals, and community members in her journey. She has provided training on parenting skills, mentoring teen parents and parenting teens. She has three biological children raised nine nieces and nephews, five of whom are now adults, two she recently adopted, and one who she hoping to adopt from the NYC foster care system. Diamond is currently working on the sequel to "In My Mother's House" and her third children's book.