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RECOMMENDED READING
Professional Resources:
1) Abused Men: The Hidden Side of Domestic Violence
Philip W. Cook
2) Battered Women
Lenore E. Walker
3) Defending Our Lives: Getting Away from Domestic Violence and Staying Safe
Susan Murphy-Milano
4) It's My Life Now: Starting Over After An Abusive Relationship or Domestic Violence
Meg Kennedy, Kennedy Dugan, Roger R. Hock
5) Keeping the Faith: Guidance for Christian Women Facing Abuse
Marie M. Fortune
6) Violence in Gay and Lesbian Domestic Partnerships
Charles Harvey Miley, Claire M. Renzetti (Editor), Charles Harvey Miley (Editor)
7) When Violence Begins at Home: A Comprehensive Guide to Understanding and Ending Domestic Abuse
K. J. Wilson
8) "Not to People like Us": Hidden Abuse in Upscale Marriages
Susan Weitzman
9) Something Is Wrong at My House: A Book About Parent's Fighting
Dane Davis, Marina Megale (Illustrator)
10) Surviving Violence Sourcebook
Dawn Bradley, Bradley Berry
11) Groupwork with Children of Battered Women: A Practitioner's Manual
Einat Peled and Diane Davis
12) It Won't Last Forever (A child's book about living with a depressed parent)
Doris Sanford
13) Something Must Be Wrong with Me (A boy's book about sexual abuse)
Doris Sanford
14) I Can't Talk About It (A girl's book about sexual abuse)
Doris Sanford
15) Called to Account: The story of one family's struggle to say no to abuse
M'Liss Switzer & Katherine Hale
Parent and Professional Resources:
Parents need to be prepared and able to answer any questions or comments that a child may have during and following the reading.
1) Hear My Roar (A story of family violence)
Dr. Ty Hochban and Vladyana Krydorda
2) Mommy and Daddy are Fighting (A story told by a child's perception)
Susan Paris
3) Let's Talk about Feeling Angry
Joy Berry
4) Hands are Not for Hitting (A story about all the good things our hands can do)
Martine Agassi, Ph.D.
5) Dinosaurs Divorce (A guide for challenging families)
Laurene Krasny Brown and Marc Brown
6) Sometime I Feel Awful
Joan Singleton Prestine
7) A Safe Place (A child's story about living in a domestic violence shelter)
Maxine Trottier
8) A Place for Starr (A story of hope for children experiencing family violence)
Howard Schor
9) When Someone in the Family Drinks too Much (A story to help children learn about alcoholism)
Richard C. Langsen
10) Let's Talk About It: Divorce (A story to help ease the children's mind about divorce)
Fred Rogers
11) Do I Have a Daddy? (A story about a single parent home)
Jeanne Warren Lindsay
12) Goodnight, Daddy (A story for a child whose absent father doesn't always follow through on his scheduled visits)
Angela Seward
13) The Right Touch: A read aloud story to help prevent child sexual abuse
Sandy Kleven, LCSW
14) Just Tell the Truth: A coloring book to prepare children who are going to court
Developed by: KidsRights
Parent Resource:
1) How to Survive the Sexual Abuse of Your Child.
Chris Larsen & Anne Zaro
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