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|title=It's Worth a Try
|author=Nicola Goodland
|rating=4
|genre=Home and Family
|summary=This is how Nicola Goodland introduces her book, ''It's Worth a Try'':
''I wanted to write this kind of book because when I was a young woman, ladies and gents told me that they suffered from abuse of some kind as children and only found the courage to talk about it as adults. Maybe this book can deter children from becoming future abusers and stop abuse so it goes away for good.''
The intention is for any adult who knows a child - whether family friend, godparent or relative - to create a relationship that is open, has trust, and creates a space for children to able to share both the good and bad things that are currently going on in their lives, with confidence.
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1546281398</amazonuk>
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|author= Ellen Wiles
|summary= What is it about true crime which makes it so fascinating to such a wide audience? I guess it's wanting to try to figure out what happened to make these people partake in the awful crimes they committed, or else the same inexplicable impulse people have to slow down when they overtake a car crash on the motorway. Whatever it is, Maureen Orth's book, Vulgar Favours, taps right on into it.
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1785943103</amazonuk>
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