Product reviewsThe Light In The Window by June Goulding (Paperback, 2005)

Unfathomable Compassion was Light in the Window

The world should waken up and read the HORRORS that took place in Bessboro unmarried mother and baby home.

Ireland hang your head in shame.

Apologise and have a day of repentance for what you sanctioned.

And and allowed to happen to the young mothers and their babies,

Under the guise of Christianity.

How tragic, a real travesty.

June Goulding deserves recognition for her honest reporting and writing her truth and account in what she witnessed.
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The light in the window

I read the book in 2 days, really enjoyed it, I have recommended to friends & I am passing it on to a friend.k

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Fascinating story

A shocking reveal of the terrible conditions in the Mother and baby Homes run by the nuns in Ireland and their complete denial of the situation.

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Interesting book

A very interesting book but also heart breaking

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Paperback

Good book great price .

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Excellent could not put it down, well written x

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Compelling reading

A good but sad read

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Truthful book

Truthful book and I didn't realise what these unmarried mothers were put through a very sad insight to the cruelty of these unmarried homes.

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Brill thank you A*

Brill thank you A*

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great read

A very enjoyable book. A fascinating history of midwifery and treatment of underpriverliged women at that time.really enjoyed this insight.