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Sgt. Bill Davis will have his nationally acclaimed true crime novel, So Innocent - Yet So Dead, available for purchase along with his DVD and pepper spray. His life saving data packet could save your life, and your family's life.
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Since its founding in 1988, Lyceum Books has earned a reputation for excellence in the field of social work education. We are an independent publishing house with the editorial freedom to select books for the quality of their ideas, research, writing, and their usefulness to students and practitioners. OUR BOOKS are innovative and attuned to the realities of social work as it is today. They explore the importance of theory to practice and to the understanding of human behavior, the significance of different practice interventions, the diversity of people and communities, and the links between practice, ethics, research, and policy. Our books are designed to fit both undergraduate and graduate courses. OUR AUTHORS are seasoned professionals and teachers who know how to share the wealth of their experience with and inspire those who are at the threshold of a social work career as well as working practitioners.
Karl Dennis – "Everything is Normal Until Proven Otherwise," co-authored with Dr. Ira Lourie. Written for parents and professionals, the book provides guidance for using creativity and compassion in the delivery of services.
Cedric McKenzie – She Never Answered, a riveting story of how a child left behind at only six days old, grows up survives in the Arkansas Foster Care System, and prevails. Cedric McKenzie's story is one of drama, comedy, and tragedy, along with redemption and triumph.
Dr. Angelo Giardino – Dr. Giardino will have several child abuse books available for purchase.
Bill Davis – So Innocent – Yet So Dead, a story that sees through the eyes of an innocent child into the mind of her killer, and, finally, into a search for justice that is nearly blinded by politics and circumstance--but delivered through a series of what Davis describes as spiritual interventions in the midst of tragedy.
Alvin Sallee - Child Welfare: Clinical Theory and Practice and The Methamphetamine Handbook: What you Need to Know
