Best Books About Orphans Novels & Stories

My Beta remained silent, waiting for the storm to pass before he said anything else. I couldn’t shoot the messenger, of course. But the reports that Charles just brought back to me were enough to make my blood boil with fury. According to our recent investigations into orphanages around Crescent territory, we discovered something… unsettling, to say the least. Apparently, it was commonplace for orphanages to commission—that’s right, commission—human children to undeserving families. Such as the family that Audrey was adopted into. Since human children were often passed over when it came to adoption, I supposed that orphanages grew desperate. So, back in the nineties, a few orphanages started

"It's hard to notice an orphan in a werewolf pack. When everyone's good, everybody would libe peacefully like a big family" "It's hard to believe that you're an orphan,the relationship I see between werewolves would make orphans forget that they're even orphans. But here in human world, orphans are treated with pity, disregard. Some are even sold out to be slaves and the rest survivors would be hoodlums, stealing just to make a living"

" It's a great honour to be here today, I was so excited when I got an invitation to this event as a guest of honour. I am very thankful to Mrs Humayrah and to the whole association of Al-Hussein Orphanage homes. My love for orphans can't be compared to any worldly object. Orphans are gems who deserve extra care and attention, they lose their parents and families at different ages and it's always devastating to be left behind. Many of these Orphans before getting to the Orphanage homes are maltreated and abused in all sorts of inhumane manners, they are forced to grow up traumatized and it hinders their lives in different manners. We all know that taking care of an Orphan is a form of worshi

The echoes of neglect and abandonment lingered in her mind, casting a dark cloud over her spirit. In the orphanage, Rita had learned to fend for herself, to find solace in the corners of her imagination. Books became her refuge, transporting her to far-off lands and introducing her to characters who felt more real than the people around her. The other children at the orphanage treated her as an outcast, whispering cruel words and avoiding her company. But rather than succumbing to their disdain, Rita turned inward, nurturing her inner strength and resilience. As Rita stepped outside into the crisp morning air, the weight of her solitude settled upon her shoulders. She yearned for companionsh

It disgusted me how they could k**I off children, which is exactly why the law was brought in to stop the pointless deaths of innocents “Just be alert,” I tell him as we pull up out the front of a run-down orphanage; I thought it odd that only two rogue girls were listed in the orphanage. The numbers should be higher, which alerted me to the change in titles in the first place. The previous Alpha did everything by the book, but I had heard rumors the new Alpha was terrible in most aspects of running a Pack. The pack had taken a slow decline, putting their pack into debts the kingdom had been digging them out of to stop the human communities from looking too deeply into the town that resided

There were a couple issues that caught my attention immediately: homelessness, orphans and lack of education among the lower classes. After four hours of listening, I excused myself and went back to our tent. I lay down and stared up the cloth roof thinking about the orphans who had no parents growing up in the world alone. How sad. And how relatable! Never knowing the warm arms of someone who loves them. It’s upsetting to think that these issues have not been addressed in a long time. Several generations have let this slip by- Not to mention the murder rates that we have. Murder… One out of eight gets murdered. I paused for a moment as the next thought crept in: Why does that sound like suc

“It’s no excuse.” We’ve all had families decimated by Valdis. Howen had a twisted path to joining us, he is younger, wanting to forget for a bit. Sex can be a hell of a sticking plaster. But the past gets you in the end. I know, I’ve hit bottom and crawled my way back. In the ashes of the Dessi Orphanage Reu picked me up as a broken, sobbing wreck of a man. That night saw several young men recruited into the Rogues. Orphaned and now without even a roof over their heads, what else could we do?

I can read the pain in their eyes, and listen to the upset tunes of their hearts because I have lived amongst them, with them, like them—I understand the curse of poverty. I understand them—they are like my own people, which is why I no longer despise their whole race but a specific set of leaders who are responsible for all of it. Many of them are pups, underage and innocent. They have lost their protectors in wars or other equivalently terrifying incidents. The state is responsible for their orphan status but they do not care. The state is responsible for compelling them into prostitution, slavery, begging, and criminal records. They are unguided and uncared for. That filthy Alpha does not

Children are valued, but most are rogue and that diminishes their importance until they are older and can pick a clan or stay rogue and be released from the island. “No, your place is here for right now. If I think Jorm could help, I will let you know. For now, go rest.” He does not have to tell me twice I am exhausted. I show my respect to the room and head back to the main house. The Amory Apprentice Center is all I have known. From my first memories, I was at the compound. My best friend, Baxter, Bax, has a loving family that all live on the island and invites orphans over for Christmas. I hope they are okay; his mom and dad can keep the orphans safe till we can get back. Bax’s mom Rosie

The children in orphanages were the best option. Their souls were pure, and they had no attachments. Orphanages would usually stop accepting orphans once they reached adulthood. Children in orphanages often had no chance to go to school, making it very difficult for them to survive when they grew up. Philip would undoubtedly save their lives if he took them in. “Montel, find some teachers to teach these kids. I’ll take them in. Try to get the two villas next to us,” Philip instructed Montel.