If it was' t Kindle, I'd by it in a second!

I am intrigued by the work also - the problem I see (and the teacher in me is kicking in) is that when you do a vanity publishing you must read and proof read and get others to do it as well. In the "snip its" of this book I saw misspellings and incorrect grammar - if I saw that much in the small bit I read I can only imagine there are more. I know it sounds like I am being a bee acth but to me unless a book like this is presented in the most scholarly manner it loses validity. I am sure his numbers are sound (we all know what the media and politicians feed us is not true) - I just wish it was written with a little more finesse.

Nope, you are not being a bee atch. I agree Advocate.

Yeah, that's too bad. Writing errors make folks wonder about subject errors -- at least, it does for me.

Lilly, just purchased on kindle for $2.99.

Advocate, agree with you. The author should have the book further edited. It would be a shame to have all of this wonderful research rendered irrelevant due to grammatical errors.

The more I read trough the Kindle version the more errors I'm finding. Does anyone know who the author is?

Does look interesting...and I would agree it could use some editing.

Its interesting that he dedicated the book to his daughter and highlights her abuse at the hands of the ignorant masses.

The daughter sent me the link to the book and wanted me to share it.

Peek, she has a blog online:

http://childhood-destroyed-for-what.com/01-000-000-my-story.html

Yes the dedication and the staying anonymous part touched my heart big time -

It is an awesome compilation of information

Thought - I get an error when I go to the blog?