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    <![CDATA[The third tale in David Pelzer's autobiographical trilogy, <em>A Man Named Dave</em> is an inspiring story of terror, recovery, and hope experienced by the author throughout his life. Known for his work as a child abuse advocate, Pelzer has been commended by several U.S. presidents and international agencies, and his previous memoirs of growing up as an abused child (<em>A Child Called &quot;It&quot;</em> and <em>The Lost Boy</em>) have touched thousands of lives.  He provides living proof that we can &quot;stop the cycle&quot; and lead fulfilling, rewarding lives full of healthy relationships. Ultimately triumphant, this book will have you living through the eyes of a terrified child, a struggling young man, and an adult finally forgiving his dying father--reading with tissues nearby is recommended. Ending with a touching conversation between the author and his own son, you'll finish reading this with a warm heart and an enriched understanding of the need for compassion in all parts of life. <em>--Jill Lightner</em> ]]>
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