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A Brother's Journey: Surviving a Childhood of Abuse
Richard B. Pelzer

Warner Wellness, 2006 - 272 pages

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Response to Pony's Review

This review is in response to Pony's review entitled "Save The Tissue's Get Out The Spotlight". I am curious...Did Pony read the book? I did not read anything in Pony's review that was related to the book, his review merely contained a critique of the author's character. Also, in his review Pony points out that Richard was not an author prior to him publishing this book, but is anyone an author before they are published? I think not. Pony also points out that it is obvious that Richard is "only in it to make money", or he would volunteer to help people in need. Richard does, in fact, volunteer to help people in need. He travels around the country speaking to schools and other organizations at his own expense. Richard and his wife have been involved in various charities that help children, and were foster parents LONG BEFORE his book was published. Richard's story was also checked for facts before it was published, as any repectable publisher would do, both in the US, and abroad. I am sorry that Pony felt ill to see Richard receive praise for his bravery, but I, on the other hand, felt ill for the obvious reasons when I read this book. I felt ill knowing that these boys suffered so much at the hands of someone who was supposed to protect them.


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Who cares if his brother wrote a book first?

As someone else said, more than one person in a family can write a book about being abused,what are the chances that a woman so sadistic would stop simply because the child she used to focus her abuse on was gone? Why be trash someone who was abused and wants to tell their story? If his story helps people who are being abuse, have been abused, or are in contact with someone who is being abused stop it or get on to a more normal life, who cares if Richard Pelzer makes a profit off his life story? If a football player can make money off making a few touchdown and getting injured through their own actions, why can't a victim of abuse make money off telling people a story that could actually help them?


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Review of Richard Pelzer's book

I think abuse is a horrible horrible thing. I can't imagine for one minute what David and Richard went through or how they got through it.
Though after reading Richard's book, I hate to say this, but I didn't feel as outraged as I did in David's books. Richard got to sleep in his bed, he ate at the table, though he had to wait. He may have had to wear the same clothes to school, but they didn't seem to be as ragged or thin as Davids'. I feel he did suffer a lot of abuse at the hands of his twisted mother, but never did I feel what I felt for David.
David is trying to help other people now. I admire him for that.


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