Tender Mercies: Inside the World of a Child Abuse Investigator

# Read # Tender Mercies: Inside the World of a Child Abuse Investigator by Keith N. Richards ✓ eBook or Kindle ePUB. Tender Mercies: Inside the World of a Child Abuse Investigator TP said Pretty good but not for students. I gave this book Pretty good but not for students TP I gave this book 4 stars because it was a very good, easy read. The author did a great job, and Keith Richards does a good job of being honest about portraying the image of how the social workers real life is in this field. It doesnt give a lot of detail on the cases themselves and I wouldnt recommend it to students because it doesnt make the field sound too great. Id recommend it to people just to

Author	:	Keith N. Richards
Rating	:	4.77 (761 Votes)
Asin	:	0878687386
Format Type	:	paperback
Number of Pages	:	293 Pages
Publish Date	:	0000-00-00
Language	:	English

DESCRIPTION:

Lucid and disturbing, eloquent and passionate, Tender Mercies is a must-read for professionals and laypeople alike!. This first-person, emotional account of a child protection service worker in New York State gives the reader an intimate look at all aspects of handling child abuse cases: interviewing parents who have been accused of abusing their children, talking to abused children removed from their parents' guardianship, working with an uncaring system ironically designed with the best of intentions, and keeping up with the mounds of paperwork each case generates

TP said Pretty good but not for students. I gave this book Pretty good but not for students TP I gave this book 4 stars because it was a very good, easy read. The author did a great job, and Keith Richards does a good job of being honest about portraying the image of how the social workers real life is in this field. It doesn't give a lot of detail on the cases themselves and I wouldn't recommend it to students because it doesn't make the field sound too great. I'd recommend it to people just to enjoy but as far as case studies Nah. I think anyone could read this book. I wished it had more detail about the cases themselves though.Still a pretty good read. stars because it was a very good, easy read. The author did a great job, and Keith Richards does a good job of being honest about portraying the image of how the social workers real life is in this field. It doesn't give a lot of detail on the cases themselves and I wouldn't recommend it to students because it doesn't make the field sound too great. I'd recommend it to people just to enjoy but as far as case studies Nah. I think anyone could read this book. I wished it had more detail about the cases themselves though.Still a pretty good read