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Editorial Reviews
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For a look at the often discounted issue of partner abuse against men, read Abused Men: The Hidden Side of Domestic Violence by Philip W. Cook.Charleston Gazette/Chicago Tribune/Newsday/The Record
Cook's achievement is admirable. Not only does he cover his topic succintly and thoroughly, meticulously documenting each step he takes, but he also delves into a number of pertinent related issues lesser authors might have missed entirely....Cook has written a remarkable, invaluable book.Transitions
Cook writes in an interesting and inviting manner, the engaging style of a journalist providing an in-depth discussion of a topic that he acknowledges in controversial, emotionally laden, and in conflict with many beleifs about abuse and violence in America.Journal of Marriage and the Family
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"[This book] reads like 1,000 Dear Abby letters...fascinating...but it explains the many aspects of domestic violence. It has a wealth of material that could be helpful to professionals who deal with domestic violence." - "Dear Abby" Abigail Van Buren
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For a look at the often discounted issue of partner abuse against men, read Abused Men: The Hidden Side of Domestic Violence by Philip W. Cook.
Cook's achievement is admirable. Not only does he cover his topic succintly and thoroughly, meticulously documenting each step he takes, but he also delves into a number of pertinent related issues lesser authors might have missed entirely....Cook has written a remarkable, invaluable book.
Cook writes in an interesting and inviting manner, the engaging style of a journalist providing an in-depth discussion of a topic that he acknowledges in controversial, emotionally laden, and in conflict with many beleifs about abuse and violence in America.
Review
"[This book] reads like 1,000 Dear Abby letters...fascinating...but it explains the many aspects of domestic violence. It has a wealth of material that could be helpful to professionals who deal with domestic violence." - "Dear Abby" Abigail Van Buren
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