Stolen Innocence
Author: Carlton J. Buller
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ISBN: 0970123809
Publisher: FairWeather Publications (15 September, 2000)
Sales Rank: 665,652
Average Customer Rating: 5 out of 5
Customer Reviews
Rating: 5 out of 5
honest and truthful
This book is an honest and truthful account of what it is like to live with and through abuse. I highly recommend this book for everyone in our society to read. The story that is captured is similar to that of Nightmares Echo and Beauty For Ashes. It is time we as a society started to read what is happening around us. Time to open our eyes and become cautious for them.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Honest and truthful
This book is an honest and truthful account of what it is like to live with and through abuse. I highly recommend this book for everyone in our society to read. The story that is captured is similar to that of Nightmares Echo and Beauty For Ashes. It is time we as a society started to read what is happening around us. Time to open our eyes and become cautious for them.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Victorious Living of a Survivor
This is my second review of the book "Stolen Innocence" For some reason the first review was not published. I pray that this review will be read. The topic of child abuse is often secreted in the closets of families, but the damage of the secret, haunts the survivor throughout their lives. The end result we see today in the mental instititions of the world, in the drug rehabilitation programs, on the streets at night and teen pregnancies statistics. All these cases are a great socio-economic cost to society. Too often the victim becomes a law enforcement statistic, and the story behind the behavior is rarely investigated. Prevention is always better than cure and Carlton J. Buller in his book "STOLEN INNOCENCE" has given the world the chance to identify, prevent, detect, and treat survivors of child abuse. We must all listen to the lesson the book gives. I thank you Carlton for your bravery. The book helps the survivor, and parents to recognise their role in breaking the cycle of child abuse in all it's forms. I am glad that Carlton came public in denouncing this universal evil. I am sure that the guiding forces and divine intervention in the writer's experience exists in all of us who have survived as victors and not victims of abuse. To God be the glory.
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