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A Man Named Dave by Dave Pelzer

A Man Named Dave

A Story of Triumph and Foregiveness

by Dave Pelzer
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  • Oct 1, 1999, 284 pages
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  • Sep 2000, 304 pages
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Denyea Hagerty

These books are the greatest books I have ever read. I read A Child Called "It" in about 2 hours. I just couldn't put it down. I CAN"T beleive a mother could do this to her own son. I am so glad he has survived and shares it with everyone.
Josephine

Awesome books
Lauren

This book was the most inspirational book i have ever read. I would reccomend it to anyone.
Lisa

This book and all of your other books have helped me realize that there is kids out there who need help and guidance.
jenni

these books are so intense and writen in such a way that you feel you are there and expreienceing it with dave. i can not believe a mother or anyone can do this to a child. Dave really has a lot to stand for and I give him so much credit to be able to survive such harsh abusement and for being able to share his stroies with everyone throughout the world. I've read the first three books and all of them are so touching. I would sugest these books to anyone. Dave thanks for inspiring me and helping me understand how hard it would be to live a life like you did. you really are a great person and in my opinion a true hero.
signed,
jenni
frances

Dave pelzer's trilogy is very inspiring for all children and adults who have been faced with abuse. they show a positive image even through the darkest hours.
Nicky

Your books have had an enormous influence on my attitude towards life! thankyou.
Krista

This book is one of the most inspiring books I have ever read. I would sugest it to all to read.

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