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19 Steps Up the Mountain: The Story of the DeBolt Family (1976)

by Joseph P. Blank

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Piedmont, California family adopts 13 difficult to place children, many with physical disabilities.
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This is the story of Bob and Dorothy Debolt who ended up with 19 children. Many of the children were adopted from other countries. A number of the children had disablities rangeing from blindness to physical handicaps. Each of the children brought into their home was challenged to become independent while living in a loving, supportive environment. ( )
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362.7Social sciences › Social problems and services; associations › Social problems of & services to groups of people › Child welfare

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HV875.B57Social sciences › Social pathology. Social and public welfare. Criminology › Social pathology. Social and public welfare. › Protection, assistance and relief › Special classes › Children › Destitute, neglected, and abandoned

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