Domestic abuse is a serious problem in any society. It’s a problem we all share, regardless of how developed or underdeveloped the country might be. Domestic violence can have devastating and life-changing effects on its victims. And although most developed countries are taking this problem seriously, in some countries, it is still a big problem that is under-recognized and easily minimized. Domestic violence can be physical or emotional abuse against another, and it leaves a devastating effect on its victims. But when such abuse is directed towards a helpless child, the long-term ruination of personhood can be significantly damaging and irreversible.
The author “Philippa Peters” puts her heart on the line in “Tough Love?”. The aim of this book is not to cast blame on anyone but, instead, to point out areas where, except by divine intervention and besides the personal effects on the individual, domestic child abuse could lead to a problem that affects us all, whether directly or indirectly. The book is not about sharing the most intimate details of author’s life story. It is, rather, about shining a spotlight on a problem, the author believes, can be helped by using a different approach. Although her life experiences have been instrumental in shaping her into the strong, tenacious, and resilient woman she is today, she could have easily fallen into the wrong hands and could be telling a different story today.
“Philippa Peters” hopes that telling her story this way will help the reader see domestic child abuse from a different perspective. Although this narrative includes other aspects of her life, she can only hope the points she try to make can be easily deduced. There are several forms of abuse, and no two stories are the same. She may not need help anymore (thankfully), as she is now an adult. But there are many children out there, in different abusive situations, who do. We can all do our part to give each other a chance to live in a better world, especially helpless children from deplorable family backgrounds. A little goes a long way. Every child deserves to feel safe in the home.
“This page-turner is about absolute resolve, sedulity and crazy faith. An insight into a dogged personality and a must read for those in despair who need inspiration from someone who’s been there.” – Deb Donovan, Daily Herald
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