They Cage the Animals at Night (Signet)185 reviews Jennings Michael Burch Signet, 1985 Wonderful book + I've read it over ten times + Extremely sad!!!!!!! + Heart-wrenching is an understatement. + A Must Read For Everyone             Murphy's Boy34 reviews Torey Hayden Avon, 1983 will make you angry + quite a good read + Kevin..a true miracle!!! + Not bad + Great Read!             Sickened: The True Story of a Lost Childhood32 reviews Julie Gregory Bantam, 2004 Loved this book! + Sad + Sickening + Sickened             Asylum: From The Inside3 reviews R. B. Rose Xlibris Corporation, 2003 Nurse Exposes the Horrors inside a NY Mental Institution + Amazing - A page turner! + Scary about mental institutions but so true The author R.B. Rose lives in Amity Harbor, NY, USA. She writes about her experiences working in a New York Mental Institution. After reading this book that's based on her real experiences, I would think twice before admitting a family member to a mental institution. The author vividly chronicles ...             The Quiet Room: A Journey Out of the Torment of Madness49 reviews Lori Schiller, Amanda Bennett Grand Central Publishing, 1996 Compelling + A must read for all adults- + Excellent Memoir of Schizophrenia + Very good book for the interested reader + Does Anyone Have an Update on Lori?             Life Inside: A Memoir14 reviews Mindy Lewis Washington Square Press, 2003 The beautiful tale of a misunderstood girl. + I Relate + relatable Life Inside has become one of my favorite books. The story of Mindy Lewis, an almost typical teenager of the late sixties in a culture that much of society didn't know how to deal with. (Many "normal" teenagers found themselves in psych wards then as they do now.) Experimenting with drugs and ...             Newjack: Guarding Sing Sing102 reviews Ted Conover Vintage, 2001 An Engaging Narrative and a Classic on Our Failed Prison System + Conover's Best + Much Respect Awarded a 2001 National Book Award and selected as a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize, Newjack Newjack: Guarding Sing Sing has become a sociological classic, a gritty, eyewitness account of the escalating tragedy afflicting the American penal system. As a journalist-turned undercover prison guard, ...             One Child168 reviews Torey L. Hayden Avon, 1981 Quite The Tearjerker! + Excellent Book!! + Very Emotional and Inspiring + Touching and inspiring + BEST nonfiction book in the worldd             Angelhead: My Brother's Descent into Madness38 reviews Greg Bottoms University Of Chicago Press, 2005 Angelhead + Compassion? + Dark and Disturbing + Disturbing and dramatic             Nobody's Child7 reviews Marie Balter, Richard Katz Da Capo Press, 1992 Enjoy the book that's now on DVD also!!!!!!!!!!!! + 20 years spent, not lost, in mental institutions + Gives hope to anyone! + Very engaging and uplifting. + wonderful!!             Asylum: From The Inside3 reviews R. B. Rose Xlibris Corporation, 2003 Nurse Exposes the Horrors inside a NY Mental Institution + Amazing - A page turner! + Scary about mental institutions but so true The author R.B. Rose lives in Amity Harbor, NY, USA. She writes about her experiences working in a New York Mental Institution. After reading this book that's based on her real experiences, I would think twice before admitting a family member to a mental institution. The author vividly chronicles ...             Nobody's Child7 reviews Marie Balter, Richard Katz Da Capo Press, 1992 Enjoy the book that's now on DVD also!!!!!!!!!!!! + 20 years spent, not lost, in mental institutions + Gives hope to anyone! + Very engaging and uplifting. + wonderful!!             One Child168 reviews Torey L. Hayden Avon, 1981 Quite The Tearjerker! + Excellent Book!! + Very Emotional and Inspiring + Touching and inspiring + BEST nonfiction book in the worldd             Life Inside: A Memoir14 reviews Mindy Lewis Washington Square Press, 2003 The beautiful tale of a misunderstood girl. + I Relate + relatable Life Inside has become one of my favorite books. The story of Mindy Lewis, an almost typical teenager of the late sixties in a culture that much of society didn't know how to deal with. (Many "normal" teenagers found themselves in psych wards then as they do now.) Experimenting with drugs and ...             Sickened: The True Story of a Lost Childhood32 reviews Julie Gregory Bantam, 2004 Loved this book! + Sad + Sickening + Sickened             They Cage the Animals at Night (Signet)185 reviews Jennings Michael Burch Signet, 1985 Wonderful book + I've read it over ten times + Extremely sad!!!!!!! + Heart-wrenching is an understatement. + A Must Read For Everyone             The Quiet Room: A Journey Out of the Torment of Madness49 reviews Lori Schiller, Amanda Bennett Grand Central Publishing, 1996 Compelling + A must read for all adults- + Excellent Memoir of Schizophrenia + Very good book for the interested reader + Does Anyone Have an Update on Lori?             Murphy's Boy34 reviews Torey Hayden Avon, 1983 will make you angry + quite a good read + Kevin..a true miracle!!! + Not bad + Great Read!             Angelhead: My Brother's Descent into Madness38 reviews Greg Bottoms University Of Chicago Press, 2005 Angelhead + Compassion? + Dark and Disturbing + Disturbing and dramatic             Newjack: Guarding Sing Sing102 reviews Ted Conover Vintage, 2001 An Engaging Narrative and a Classic on Our Failed Prison System + Conover's Best + Much Respect Awarded a 2001 National Book Award and selected as a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize, Newjack Newjack: Guarding Sing Sing has become a sociological classic, a gritty, eyewitness account of the escalating tragedy afflicting the American penal system. As a journalist-turned undercover prison guard, ...