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A Child Called It: One Child's Courage to Survive
by Dave Pelzer
Touched (1/23/2007)
I have never been so touched as to when I read this book. It's unnerving to think that any human being could possibly do the things that his mother did to another human being, but much less a child. This book will have your stomach in knots, and angry to a certain extent, but nevertheless will inspire you beyond belief and will make you realize how fragile life is. It makes you want to love ALL children, no matter who they are.
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