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The Privilege of Youth A Teenager's Story of Longing for Acceptance and Friendship
by Dave Pelzer
Hardcover: Jan 2004,
288 pages.
Paperback: Jan 2005,
240 pages.
Rated of 5
by Caitlin
I feel Dave had the best outcome in life: the ability to love no matter what, to live through tough times and to have a loving wife and child. Just reading his books make me feel like I'm witnessing the action that goes on, and they are very heart felt. I've tried not to cry during each time I read his books, but each time I fail. They are so personal and true and I am pleased to hear he is doing just fine after all that has happened. He's like a role-model to me. That is why for every book report I have done, I have done on him.
Rated of 5
by heather
this book made me feel like i was acually experiencing the problems that dave went through. he is a very good author and is able to make his life very interesting!!!!
Rated of 5
by Erin
This book was as amazing as all the others. He writes of the torment he felt throughout his life, and the fact that he still lives is unbelievable. While most people would have given up or shut down, he was able to express himself in a way no one else could. I think it was excellent.
Rated of 5
by Marissa Crews
Im a freshman is high school and Im doing a report on this book for school and I think its very good. Dave Pelzer is a very inspiring man. I have read all the other books also and they are also very good.
Rated of 5
by Terra
This book is not like it say that it is. It is boring and whack.
Rated of 5
by Anonymous
I think that the book was really great, it opened my eyes to many new and exciting things. By: Jazmine A. Davis
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