http://www.cbc.ca/manitoba/scene/books/2011/12/13/espresso-book-machine/
http://www.winnipegfreepress.com/breakingnews/start-the-presses-mcnally-offers-new-service-135720183.html
Wednesday, December 14, 2011
Where Children Run in the news
http://www.cbc.ca/manitoba/scene/books/2011/12/13/espresso-book-machine/
http://www.winnipegfreepress.com/breakingnews/start-the-presses-mcnally-offers-new-service-135720183.html
Where Children Run's 15th Anniversary Collector's Edition Re-print
About Where Children Run:
The true story of David and Dennis Pischke and how they survived more than a decade of starvation and abuse at the hands of their violently unstable step-father.
A disturbing, heart wrenching account of survival that becomes a surprising testament to the strength and adaptability of the human spirit.
First released in 1996, Where Children Run became an instant bestseller. Now back in print, this 15th Anniversary Collector’s Edition features an updated epilogue, readers’ letters plus current photos.
A timeless, important book that once picked up, can’t be put down until the final page is turned. A story not easily forgotten.
To read Chapter One, click on the WCR tab in the menu bar.
About When Memories Remain:
The continuing saga of the Pischke twins who survived more than a decade of abuse at the hands of their violently unstable step-father.
When Memories Remain chronicles how the brothers coped after leaving their isolated farm, thrust into society, completely unprepared for the normal lives they craved.
A heartfelt and often humourous story about two disadvantaged boys who, as they grew into men, struggled against bitter memories in their search for redemption.
Sequel to the bestselling book, Where Children Run, first released in 1996. Within these pages lies the answer to the burning question of what happened to the twins after they left the farm and why they decided to speak out about the abuse in the first place.
To read Chapter One, click on the WMR tab in the menu bar.
The true story of David and Dennis Pischke and how they survived more than a decade of starvation and abuse at the hands of their violently unstable step-father.
A disturbing, heart wrenching account of survival that becomes a surprising testament to the strength and adaptability of the human spirit.
First released in 1996, Where Children Run became an instant bestseller. Now back in print, this 15th Anniversary Collector’s Edition features an updated epilogue, readers’ letters plus current photos.
A timeless, important book that once picked up, can’t be put down until the final page is turned. A story not easily forgotten.
To read Chapter One, click on the WCR tab in the menu bar.
About When Memories Remain:
The continuing saga of the Pischke twins who survived more than a decade of abuse at the hands of their violently unstable step-father.
When Memories Remain chronicles how the brothers coped after leaving their isolated farm, thrust into society, completely unprepared for the normal lives they craved.
A heartfelt and often humourous story about two disadvantaged boys who, as they grew into men, struggled against bitter memories in their search for redemption.
Sequel to the bestselling book, Where Children Run, first released in 1996. Within these pages lies the answer to the burning question of what happened to the twins after they left the farm and why they decided to speak out about the abuse in the first place.
To read Chapter One, click on the WMR tab in the menu bar.
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