Casey Watson > Quotes

“it just seemed so random and damning a thing that a child could be born into the sort of conditions that so effectively snuffed out every tiny flicker of potential they had.”
― Casey Watson, The Boy No One Loved

“Kindness is a language which the deaf can hear and the blind can see. Mark Twain”
― Casey Watson, Just a Boy: An Inspiring and Heartwarming True Story

“And the smile on Imogen’s face was a thing of such beauty. Riley was right. You really didn’t need sprouts to make your Christmas. You didn’t really need a turkey, come to that. It was cheesy – seriously-make-your-toes-curl-cheesy – but it was also true. Sometimes – in fact most times, if you were talking about life’s priorities – a smile on a child’s face would do.”
― Casey Watson, The Girl Without a Voice

“Justin himself joined me in the kitchen just as I was taking”
― Casey Watson, The Boy No One Loved

“It’s so easy to forget how the act of crying can be so debilitating; how it drains you, how it makes your eyes sting and your throat sore and your chest ache.”
― Casey Watson, Nowhere to Go: The heartbreaking true story of a boy desperate to be loved

“Scars that ate away at their minds and hearts, like some horrible cancer, and muddied every aspect of their sense of themselves.”
― Casey Watson, The Boy No One Loved

“formal meeting, in which all concerned parties are present, so that social services can give the new carers some background and so that a plan of action for the child or children’s future can be put in place. But in practice … Hmm, I thought, we’d been”
― Casey Watson, Little Prisoners: A Tragic Story of Siblings Trapped in a World of Abuse and Suffering

“After Anna had gone, I stood at the kitchen window for some time, just watching my daughter and grandson playing in the garden. What a lottery life was. What decreed the circumstances a baby was born into? What roll of the celestial dice saw to it that those poor children, currently residing in our family, ended up in such a hell hole as the one just described?”
― Casey Watson, Little Prisoners: A Tragic Story of Siblings Trapped in a World of Abuse and Suffering

“end of the word.”
― Casey Watson, The Boy No One Loved: Free Sampler: A Heartbreaking True Story of Abuse, Abandonment and Betrayal

“trying to cut down, in preparation for giving up,”
― Casey Watson, The Boy No One Loved: Free Sampler: A Heartbreaking True Story of Abuse, Abandonment and Betrayal

“wellies,”
― Casey Watson, The Wild Child: Secrets always find a way of revealing themselves. Sometimes you just need to know where to look: A True Short Story

“Tap here to buy the full eBook now.”
― Casey Watson, Groomed: Danger lies closer than you think

“I’m mad about Christmas – always have been”
― Casey Watson, The Boy No One Loved: Free Sampler: A Heartbreaking True Story of Abuse, Abandonment and Betrayal

“Santa might”
― Casey Watson, The Boy No One Loved: Free Sampler: A Heartbreaking True Story of Abuse, Abandonment and Betrayal