Questions of an Abused Child

<I>The most significant fact about people who abuse children is how ordinary they are. They come from all walks of life they live in cities and rural communities; they are often successful people (but not always) who hold good jobs and keep neat and clean homes. They are seldom terrible or sadistic people. </P><P>In <I>Questions of an abused child</I> offers hope to abused children and adults in this simple no-nonsense look at the realities of abuse. Author Ivan Muise draws upon his own battle with abuse to bring you an in-depth guide to breaking this deadly cycle.</P><P>Broken down into easy-to-understand chapters you'll discover the answers to your most important questions in the following categories among others:<UL><LI>Children<LI>Marriage<LI>Parents<LI>Relationships between the abused and the police<LI>Religion<LI>Things your children should know</UL><P>Learn how to recognize abuse and acquire strategies on how to deal with abuse. If you or someone you know is being mistreated <I>Questions of an abused child</I> can help. Your future depends on it!