In this third book of the Social Work Memoirs series, I once again reflected on the faces of the people I had known, interacted with, and hopefully helped over the years. I did it to try to uplift those who are social workers themselves and to help others who don't understand a little bit more about the mindset of social work. If I can bring a smile to your face, or make you stop and consider what I did that you could do better, I think it will have proven worthwhile to have written. If I convince someone that they want to join the ranks and see the world a different way, that's fabulous. Once again, names have been changed to protect the innocent and the guilty, and I promise you won't find anything more fascinating than true life in our world.

I thank people for their many responses to books one and two; some of those have been fun to read, and perhaps more flattering than I deserve: here are some I saw recently: "If you liked the first book, you will enjoy this sequel with interesting, informative, encouraging stories of people being helped. The personal achievements of the author are awesome / amazing. A very worthwhile narrative!"

"I could read more of MS Pelton's memoirs. From her first book to this one, I was brought into her world. Highly recommended."

"Tears... yes, heartwarming... yes, Traveler Pelton shares her memories of being a social worker. While the job has rewards, it also has a lot of heartbreak. These precious children deserve more. Thankfully many get what they need to become responsible adults, and are able to shine, unfortunately some do not get that chance. Wonderful social workers and foster parents who go above and beyond for the love of the children, I commend you 1000+ times. . I learned a lot from this book. The rules and regulations are there to help the children and the parents, but sometimes that is what gets in the way. Thank you to Traveler for sharing your memories, the good, bad and the ugly. You are opening eyes."

"This memoir is an interesting, informative, impressive narrative with spectacular writing and prudent / profound perspectives! I was mesmerized by the entire content and have already ordered the sequel. Awesome and amazing bio of phenomenal achievements that are beautifully narrated."

"You Can't Make This Stuff Up was my first book I have read by J.T. Pelton however, it won't be my last. If you want to get a peek into the life of a social worker and the clients they work with this is a book for you. I enjoyed the short chapter format and how Pelton keeps you engaged through out the book, upon finishing I just downloaded another of her titles, give her books a try you won't be disappointed."
Thank you everyone who read the first two books, hope the third does not disappoint. Thank you for your reviews; they help me to imagine a world where there aren't grammar errors! I love you all. I am certain you will enjoy this third book. Get your copy now, curl up with some good coffee in a quiet place, and I hope it makes you smile. Blessings.

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