My Book About Me (Beginner Series)

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The interviewers, two female detectives from the Metropolitan police, are not aggressive in their questioning but it is a very difficult and stressful experience, particularly when I’m asked to recount in detail the child sexual abuse that Carlo told me had happened in his family. He had come home from Italy, towards the end of our relationship, a broken man. He’d told me a terrible “truth” he’d found out at the heart of his family. He was shaken, desolate, and I would have done anything to support him. Sitting on a ripped plastic sofa in this grim interview room, I am hit with the realisation that all of the stories were made up. They were invented by Carlo, first to get my empathy, then to form the foundations of his exit strategy. I got my two older kids the Q & A a Day Book for Kids. It is a daily journal with questions for kids to write about each day of the year for 3 years. We laugh at how ludicrous it all is, finding some comfort in each other despite how awful the truth is. I love you, baby ... ” Carlo sang. “Will you marry me, Donna?” On one knee in the middle of the dancefloor.

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Young children are curious about almost everything. Asking questions is one of many ways they learn about themselves and the world around them. Now, this unique series for our youngest children provides easy-to-understand facts and answers to their delightful, thoughtful, and often nonstop questions. Launching the series is WHO HAS WHAT?, a simple story following Nellie and Gus on a family outing to the beach. Humorous illustrations, conversations between the siblings, and a clear text all reassure young kids that whether they have a girl’s body or a boy’s, their bodies are perfectly normal, healthy, and wonderful. There is no one else quite like Alex. With his special laugh, his grizzly hugs, and his own interesting thoughts, Alex is one of a kind. Presenting similarities and differences Alex has with others, Marvelous Me, by Lisa Bullard, will encourage children to embrace the things that make them unique. Playful illustrations and fun activities make this book a great addition to home and classroom libraries.A Little Book About Feelingscombines beautiful color photos of enchanting, hand-made felt characters with empowering messages based in emotional literacy. Children learn the universal and transitory nature of all emotions. Images and characters in the book are based on the award-winning children’s series, Ruby’s Studio.

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Finding different all about me books to read along with them is a great addition to units just like these. And they get to learn all about themselves too!

I hadn’t done anything. And I know it doesn’t make an ounce of sense, but I think I was a cover for him.”

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At the Maudsley, a small man in a petrol-blue suit comes into the reception area and calls my name. The cafe I’ve chosen for my first meeting with Rob Evans is deserted, tables of all shapes and sizes spread over three floors, with mirrors and extravagant lights. It doubles as an antique shop, and everything is for sale.Yes,” my sister says. “ That guy with the funny eye. He was in Scotland for the G8. What’s his name?” Disclosure: If you buy books using the button above, we may earn a commission from Bookshop.org, whose fees support independent bookshops. On 9 October, I attend an Achieving Best Evidence (ABE) interview at Folkestone police station. This is a clinical examination of my relationship with Carlo that takes three hours. The format is used for questioning victims of rape/sexual assault. I had received a letter, a short, formal note explaining the process and giving the details of when the interview would take place. I called Harriet, who explained that it was part of the process if I wanted to proceed with a criminal case against Carlo. She said they needed as much detail at their end as they could get. For their own “investigation” into what they had, themselves, condoned. I had to describe what he looked like naked. His body hair. His funny-shaped toes. His penis. I mean, Jesus Christ! Margaret Atwood, pictured in July, is among the writers objecting to their work being used to train AI. Photograph: Maria Moratti/Getty Images

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It’s September 2015 and my mum and my sister have come by train from Scotland to visit me at home on the Kent coast, hoping to catch the last of the autumn heat. They live in the rainiest part of the UK, and I’ve moved to the corner with the most sun.

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I’d travelled down on the Bakerloo line alone, planning to meet my trade union comrades at Embankment. It was heaving from Tottenham Court Road down. I’d joined the rush, working my way around the edges to the main surge, hoping to find the Unison banner. Do you remember, his suit was a bit middle-aged, staid? And his shoes were always perfectly polished The day I first met Carlo was bathed in acid colours, a Lichtenstein painting. He was in a yellow hi-vis vest over a sky-blue T-shirt with a nondescript logo, polarised sunglasses masking his eyes. They looked expensive. I also created a free All About Me Book that you can print and use with your little ones. When they grow up they will have some special things for them to remember about their younger selves. In January my solicitor calls, tells me gently that they would like to arrange a second consultation with Dr Clifton, an independent expert in complex trauma who has been instructed by our lawyers to report on the impact of the deceptive relationships. I want to say no, but some small voice tells me to go along. At Dr Clifton’s office, I sit across from her, the room warm, comforting, so different from Sweeney’s. She smiles at me, asks how things have been since we last spoke.