God's Answers: A Record of Miss Annie Macpherson's Work at the House of Industry, Spitalfields, London, and in Canada, by Clara M. S. Lowe, is an important document on the philanthropic and humanitarian work of the well-known social worker. The book tells the story of Miss Annie Macpherson's enormous contribution to helping homeless children and young people in Spitalfields, London, as well as her extraordinary work in Canada, where she founded welfare institutions and provided shelter free of charge to many in need. The author cites her own memories and eyewitness accounts of the life and work of Miss McPherson, revealing to the reader the deep human warmth and tireless efficiency of the great philanthropist. "God's Answers" is an important document in the history of social work and an impressive inspiration for all who seek to help others.