Victoria L. Johnson

This is cute and fun little book about boys who are afraid of the dark and what it brings – monsters! The two boys are afraid to go to bed, and then they think they hear a...monster...trying to get into their room. I cannot tell you more without telling you the rest of the story, but the ending is something that certainly wasn't expected by my two little girls! I appreciated the twist at the end.

I would suggest that you read this to your little ones during the day time. My girls said they were afraid of monsters which might be in their room and convinced me to allow them to sleep in my bed for the next few nights. I even used my monster spray recipe, but it just didn't work. :(… (altro)

This is a well-informed, excellently written booklet that every parent, school teacher, sunday school teacher, nursery worker, pastor (well anybody!) ought to read. This problem has affected nearly everyone in one way or another. If you have not been the direct victim of sexual abuse, you likely know someone who has. It may be that you know someone who has been abused who doesn't know what to do; how to respond or how to be healed.
Victoria Johnson carefully, and appropriately discuss the various kinds of sexual abuse. She provides numerous testimonies to illustrate the deep wounds that come from this kind of abuse.
Not only does she adequately define the problem, but she also outlines symptoms to watch for; situations to avoid; and ways to address incidents of abuse.… (altro)