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A must read: A child's story of abuse



 
 
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Old December 29th 04, 03:39 PM
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Default A must read: A child's story of abuse

"Hollow in the Woods" is written in my voice as a child growing up in
foster care and child shelters and experiencing severe child abuse. It
describes the very fabric of my thoughts and emotions tied to those
who give me my most terrifying experiences.

Please visit my site: http://www.chuckvella.com/ for information about
my memior, endorsements from child protection professionals who have
read "Hollow in the Woods," and other writings.

Chuck



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