Aborted Women, Silent No More: Twenty Women Share Their Personal Journeys From the Tragedy of Abortion to Restored Wholeness

by David C. Reardon

"This may be the most powerful book ever published on abortion." - Conservative Book Club "Quite simply indispensable. From this point on, any feminist who fails to acknowledge ... abortion trauma can justly be accused of indifference to women's pain." - Juli Loesch, Feminists for Life, Harmony This is the book that is redefined the abortion debate, bringing post-abortion issues center stage. A comprehensive review of the aftereffects of abortion, this book It is a definitive work. Focus On The Family's CITIZEN magazine calls it the "standard reference book on post-abortion problems." Booklist, the professional librarian's buying guide, rates it "highly recommended." Librarian's World recommends it as "an excellent resource recommended for all libraries." Pro-life reviewers are even less

400 pages, Paperback

Published January 1, 2002

Reviews

[Sjlovealive · Rating 3 out of 5]

Gives a one sided perspective regarding the side effects and personal traumas resulting from abortion. Though I am opposed to the murder of babies regardless of their status in the womb, I do think this book, though insightful in places, does slightly dramatize the side effects. If this subject interests you. There are two Books by Norma McCorvey that are well worth reading. She wrote the books "I AM ROE" and later Wrote "WON BY LOVE." If you read these two books, in this order, you cannot help but be amazed by the hand of God, while at the same time getting an inside look at the abortion world.

[Rachel · Rating 5 out of 5]

Women speak out about their experiences with abortion.

[Sarah · Rating 4 out of 5]

The testimonies in this book, from women who had abortions and abortion providers, are very powerful. The book is somewhat dated but still valuable.