"Sometimes Art Can't Save You gives a voice to the intense anguish
that often remains deeply silenced in young people. Jill L. Ferguson
has captured that mounting tension that for some is only relieved by
cutting or some form of self mutilation...[This book] does an excellent
job capturing a family trapped in the cycle of domestic violence and
abuse."
Demetra Paras
Artist, Family Therapist,
Former Affiliate at Stanford University Department of Psychiatry
“This book speaks of the stresses in our society with children and
families, and I know Dr. Spock spoke of this often in his work and
would support this novel.”
Mary Morgan
Author, Founder of Dr. Spock Co., and widow of Dr. Benjamin Spock
that often remains deeply silenced in young people. Jill L. Ferguson
has captured that mounting tension that for some is only relieved by
cutting or some form of self mutilation...[This book] does an excellent
job capturing a family trapped in the cycle of domestic violence and
abuse."
Demetra Paras
Artist, Family Therapist,
Former Affiliate at Stanford University Department of Psychiatry
“This book speaks of the stresses in our society with children and
families, and I know Dr. Spock spoke of this often in his work and
would support this novel.”
Mary Morgan
Author, Founder of Dr. Spock Co., and widow of Dr. Benjamin Spock
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| A new novel by Jill L. Ferguson |
